Reliability is a consequence of simplicity.
In a real system, however, noise originating from different sources corrupts the neuronal response reliability and as a consequence a separation of responses might not be so easy.
Indeed, top choice of HKG is challenging because of the impact it could have on the results reliability and, as a consequence, on the results interpretations.
Some reduction in reliability was observed as a consequence of accommodating the local dependency through the testlet design, but the level of reliability remained consistent with individual clinical use. Figure 1 shows how the total score (omitting the tension items) is distributed across the general and clinical populations.
As a consequence, reliability at high current density is a major issue in promoting the use of optoelectronic devices for general lighting.
As a consequence, reliability theory has evolved from binary-state systems to the most general case of continuous-state system, in which the state of the system changes over time through some interval on the real number line.
Some reduction in reliability was observed as a consequence of accommodating local dependency through testlets.
It is generally accepted that the multiple-choice format, in contrast to the open-ended format, has high reliability and is efficient, a consequence primarily of wide sampling, and to a lesser extent, of its objectivity.
As a consequence, the reliability of mass transfer measurements is significantly improved.
As a consequence, new reliability issues at device/product level has been discovered, and most of the failure modes have the characteristics of multi-scale: the failure of the μm or nm induces the malfunction of the device/product.
