Sentence examples for reliability of note from inspiring English sources

We suspect that the differences in SOC and BEH across the AGP sites might be caused by the latter, since all sites have demonstrated good reliability; of note, individual AGP sites have also recruited families from different clinical centers.

To assess the reliability of the case note data extraction and reduce inter-observer error, five percent of records from the first audit had data extracted twice and 10% of records were extracted twice from the second.

But now the reliability of "Madison's Notes" as a credible contemporaneous record of what really transpired in Philadelphia is being challenged as never before in an important new book by Boston College Law School legal historian Mary Sarah Bilder called "Madison's Hand: Revising the Constitutional Convention," published by Harvard University Press.

Of note, the reliability of sequence distribution directly affects the validity of quantitative metagenomic data.

Of note, the reliability of the results is supported by: (1) the rigorous selection criteria of the subjects; (2) the high statistical threshold (p < 0.001) considered; (3) the large size of pixel accounted for the analysis (30 mm2); and (4) finally, the statistical control analysis represented by the correlation of cortical thickness with memory tests.

Of note is that reliability increased when TTP data was censored at 14 months and 24 months.

Like Jeremy Gompertz, counsel for the Kelly family who preceded him, Mr Sumption criticised Gilligan's evidence and raised a question mark over the reliability of the reporter's notes on his personal organiser, two versions of which were found by computer experts.

In the third scenario, worse case (PPM-W), approximately 70% reliability of the CSP was noted.

In the BLUP selection scenario, the base PEV reliabilities considerably overestimated the reliability of selection, as previously noted (Table  2).

However, this is unlikely to affect validity and reliability of the data as noted in a recent analysis of California's TB registry [ 27].

Lastly, we report the proportion of cases correctly classified by the DFA, and note the reliability of this classification using a 'leave-one-out' cross-validation.