Sentence examples for reliable equivalent from inspiring English sources

Producing reliable equivalent versions of a test using CTT is difficult since reliability estimates are only useful for the sample on which a test is trialled and cannot be extended to other samples of students of differing proficiency (Alderson et al. [1995]).

Archaeometry 41, 339 364.] to provide reliable equivalent dose (De) estimates for young and modern-age samples that display negative, zero or near-zero De estimates.

As well as being dull to look at, the new cars were less reliable than equivalent Japanese models.By the early 1980s it had begun to dawn on GM that the Japanese could not only make better cars but also do so far more efficiently.

In such circumstances, the mapping-derived EQ-5D-5L index score would be neither reliable nor equivalent to the index score derived from an EQ-5D-5L valuation study.

A review of currently available data on in vivo induced chromosome damage in the blood lymphocytes of astronauts proves that cytogenetic biodosimetry analyses on blood collected within a week or two of return from space provides a reliable estimate of equivalent radiation dose and risk after protracted exposure to space radiation of a few months or more.

The SF-12 has been shown to be not only valid and reliable but also equivalent to SF-36 in the Hong Kong population [ 14].

Both methods have been found to deliver reliable results of equivalent accuracy, with BS appearing to provide a slightly higher sensitivity, and MRI a higher specificity for the diagnosis of a stress fracture [ 12- 15].

Although consistent with anthropometric data on girths, the magnitudes of these regional DXA soft tissue differences are less reliable than the equivalent whole-body 4C data, as we further demonstrated poor accuracy of DXA for estimating body composition, especially fatness, in ED patients.

There is no reliable lab-based treadmill equivalent to riding a wave, which is one of the reasons little surfing science has been completed to date.

We have developed a reliable and robust tissue equivalent (TE) alternative to HAM, Real Architecture for 3D Tissue (RAFT).

Our understanding of poly(A) site evolution is limited by the lack of a reliable identification of conserved, equivalent poly(A) sites among species.