Duckworth's early research showed that measures of self-control can be a more reliable predictor of students' grade-point averages than their I.Q.'s.
They found that at both schools, I.Q. was the better predictor of scores on statewide achievement tests, but measures of self-control were more reliable indicators of report-card grades.
Due to this lower sensitivity, serum interleukin-6 (IL-6) could represent a more reliable marker of periprosthetic low-grade infection [17, 19].
Also, pharmaceutical-grade niacin is more reliable in purity and potency, and it is covered by many insurance plans.
Moreover, Menard et al (1994) reported that pathological nodal status was not a more reliable prognostic factor than the primary tumour score, including tumour size, grading, laminin receptor, and c- erbB-2.
And all of their votes are being secured using military-grade encryption technology: faster, more reliable, and more secure than if they had voted on paper.
However, recently developed advanced MRI techniques, such as diffusion weighted imaging (DWI), diffusion tensor imaging (DTI), and perfusion imaging, allow further studies of brain tumours delivering more reliable differential tumour diagnosis as well as tumour grading [ 15].
He finds that lower secondary school track and Grade Point Average (GPA) provide more reliable information than external test results in predicting vocational outcomes.
Does rugby really form "reliable men", more reliable than soccer?
It essentially provides a continuous and numerical value across the full range of Cormack Lehane grades I through III, making it more reliable in assessing laryngeal exposition.
