Sentence examples for reduction in the reliability from inspiring English sources

Lack of coordinated control over boiler turbine may lead to instability; oscillation in producing power and boiler parameters; reduction in the reliability of the unit; and inflicting thermodynamic tension on devices.

We observed that the reduction in the reliability of each algorithm was proportional to the number of steps needed to reach a diagnosis.

One might further predict that a reduction in the reliability of internal signals could lead to a weakening of the sense of bodily ownership, a suggestion in keeping with the increased propensity of people with schizophrenia to experience illusory body ownership (Peled, Ritsner, Hirschmann, Geva, & Modai, 2000).

Research comparing three-option MCQ tests with five-option tests has found that the psychometric properties of the tests are similar and there is no reduction in the reliability or validity of a test when the number of options is reduced [ 12, 15, 16, 18, 19, 21].

A reduction in the reliability of GEBV with imputed genotypes has also been reported for studies on dairy cattle that used imputation from a few hundred SNPs to 50k SNPs, e.g. [ 38– 42], which showed that the magnitude of the imputation errors was larger and the reliability of genomic prediction was lower compared to imputation from a 3k or 6k panel to a 50k panel.

Removal of the item resulted in fit to the model, however the PSI value dropped from.79 to.72, indicating a undesirable reduction in the person separation reliability of the scale.

Given that removal of the item would have resulted in an undesirable reduction in the person separation reliability of the scale, and that the DIF was relatively minor, the item was retained in the subscale.

These results not only show which processes contribute to the reduction of the reliability of selection in selected populations but also that the base PEV reliabilities overestimate the reliability of selection in such populations by using the base additive genetic variance instead of actual additive genetic variance of selection candidates.

The effect of selection on the two measures of reliability was evaluated by: (i) comparing the base PEV reliabilities and reliabilities of selection, (ii) quantifying the realized genetic selection intensities, and (iii) evaluating the reduction of the reliability of selection due to reduction in additive genetic variance and comparing it to the theoretical equilibrium reliabilities.

In the bipolar I group, a reduction in reliability on the HAM-D-17 with increased weeks of treatment was observed, while on the MADRS, this was evident only in comparison of V0 with V8.

However, this process, especially in uncontrolled field conditions, can result in significant variability in resulting FRP properties which can consequently cause a reduction in reliability of the rehabilitated structure.