Our results showed that the job satisfaction model in this study had greater explanatory power (R2 = 0.642) and was more reliable (the Cronbach's alpha reliability coefficient was 0.851).
The algorithm provides a combined score indicating the reliability of the prediction; the more positive the score the more reliable the prediction.
The more data, the more reliable the theories.
Most economists regard the payroll survey as more reliable: the sample size is much bigger.
In addition to being more reliable, the direct program costs less.
Even better, the more people who sign up, the more ratings that are given and the more reliable the experience becomes.
Furthermore, discuss the importance of data points in both extrapolation and interpolation (the more data points, the more reliable the predictions and estimations).
The more reliable the supply, the better the goods and the more tailored the service, the harder it is for retailers to switch.
On the other hand, he also wants the information he obtains to be correct or reliable the more reliable, the better.
The general rule is that the more reviews a book has, the more reliable the overall impression is likely to be as the effect of any dubious reviews is diluted".
You can file as "more reliable" the swathe of reports that David Blunkett, the education secretary, expects Tony Blair to reward him for a gold-star performance in the first term by making him home secretary in the second.
