In this paper, the reliability means adequacy.
The results reported in this research suggest that the selected BPANN and CCANN models are reliable and demonstrate their adequacy and potential for estimating sawn-timber and merchantable tree height.
Klimisch et al. (1997) defined reliability, relevance, and adequacy in terms appropriate for such a task, and they also defined four categories of study/data reliability: reliable without restrictions, reliable with restrictions, not reliable, and not assignable.
In addition, a reliable EAA may indicate the adequacy of gastrointestinal tract perfusion, as well as potentially help to predict morbidity and mortality.
During circulatory shock, not homogeneous oxygen extraction and regional blood flow redistribution make SVO2 a more reliable parameter suggesting the global adequacy of cardiac output rather than ScVO2.
The serum 25(OH D levels were examined, which is the major circulating form with a half-life of 2-3 weeks, thus proposed to be the most reliable indicator of vitamin D adequacy [ 10] as it reflects both cutaneous synthesis and absorption from dietary sources [ 10].
Full-size load test was carried out since it was considered to be one of the most reliable methods of establishing the structural adequacy of roof trusses as well as their behaviors and modes of failure.
Among other things, precision is a reliable tool for ensuring the empirical adequacy of hypotheses, models, and theories: that the predictions they generate accord with observations.
The value of clearance predicted by the calculator was strongly correlated with the value obtained from determination on blood and dialysate: the Adequacy Calculator is a reliable tool for prescribing CRRT and for predicting the delivered dose.
We hereby provide a model, which can be adjusted by imputing country specific data, but to fully assess their impact, more studies need to be conducted on the adequacy and feasibility, on reliable alarm signals and especially the outcome of interventions.
