Sentence examples for more reliable measures from inspiring English sources

The proposed GRIMs and computational procedure are expected to provide more reliable measures for a wide range of component and system reliability problems.

There are more reliable measures of stock market value, and they look frothy.

First, it requires development of one or more reliable measures of access to services.

This suggests a need of studies that utilize more reliable measures of motivation and characterize better how gamification influences learner motivation and consequently how it improves learner engagement and outcomes.

I use novel school-based survey data collected in Malawi between October 2011 and March 2012 (n = 7910), which has more reliable measures of peers' HIV infection expectations than other studies.

This paper contributes to the development of more reliable measures of urban sprawl by providing clarifications to the definition of "urban sprawl" and by developing a set of 13 suitability criteria for measures of urban sprawl.

Still we chose this approach as pain AUC gives a time weighted and consequently a more reliable measure of pain response than single measurements.

The longer half-life of hair nicotine measurement renders it a more reliable measure of long-term passive smoke exposure than serum or urine cotinine, which has a half-life of 10 27 hours.

The behavioral assay is considered a more reliable measure than the sting assay because repeated measurements show lower variation than with sting assay or other assays examined (Guzmán-Novoa et al. 2003).

Statisticians consider the median a more reliable measure than the average.

Analysts expect core prices — which exclude energy and food costs and are considered a more reliable measure of underlying inflation — to hold steady at a mild 0.2percentt.