They also share a common objective: designed systems need to have an acceptable level of reliability while still preserving dependability and the flexibility typical of adaptable systems.
For low- to medium-density panels (300 to 3,000 markers), selection of markers with large effects preserves more reliability if only the selected markers are used in the evaluation [ 5], but evenly spaced markers preserve more reliability for all traits if imputation is used [ 6].
A particularly interesting discovery was made concerning the necessary correction of the 'standard' epoxy peak at 915 cm−1, which must be considered in order to preserve the reliability of kinetic results in the later stages of cure.
The first issue is "nuclear modernization" -- the ability to build a new generation of nuclear delivery vehicles and to preserve the reliability of existing warheads in the context of an upgraded nuclear weapons complex.
In the evaluation presented here, we used ShoRAH to obtain the broadest spectrum of HVR1 variants while trying to preserve their reliability.
We designed, built, and tested a new, reliable, sensitive, and inexpensive phantom, coupled with an array of ionization chambers, for daily QA that reduces the execution times while preserving the reliability of the test.
The proposed system shows the viability of arranging GPR data from survey files into clusters, thus reducing the amount of information to be dealt with, while preserving its reliability.
"There is a continuing need for the reliability coordinators, transmission planners and operators to communicate and coordinate their actions to preserve the continued reliability of the E.C.A.R. system," the report said.
Shortly after the method was first used it became evident that certain factors of cell density, composition of media, etc., had to be carefully controlled to preserve an acceptable reliability of the method.
