Our results were similar to those found using healthy volunteers [ 31, 32], but differed from those using nerve injured patients [ 33, 34], where a high degree of reliability was established, suggesting that monofilaments are most reliable for those with definite nerve damage.
Our results suggest that prognostications based upon initial progression rate are most reliable for slow and fast progressors, but that long duration reliability of an intermediate progression rate may depend upon the patient's age and life expectancy at diagnosis.
TinyMCE proved itself the most reliable for producing the sane, semantic markup we required, which is why we initially picked it for our digital CMS.
4. Based on what Descartes writes in the first two parts of the "Discourse on Method," the three faculties of mind -- listed in order from the most reliable for acquiring knowledge to the least reliable for acquiring knowledge -- are: a. Imagination; reason; senses.
At this point, the retained variables could be considered the most reliable for predicting the dependent variable.
Indeed, heavily T2-weighted fast spin-echo sequences are the most reliable for the identification of RAS.
In this case, it is difficult to say which model would be the most reliable for a given chemical compound.
It is concluded that the AHP technique is the most reliable for the assessment of groundwater resources followed by the Entropy method.
First, we considered the model identification problem as a classification problem to predict which model will be the most reliable for a given chemical compound.
The data was obtained using direct face-to-face interviews as this is considered most reliable for CVM studies (see [21]).
This methods takes out one chemical compound from the dataset and uses others chemicals to predict which model would be the most reliable for it.
