Sentence examples for reliable in relation to from inspiring English sources

SWE-DES-23 was tested and shortened to become SWE-DES-SF-10 and found to be valid and reliable in relation to the original version.

A handheld computerized device based on urinary estrogen metabolites and LH has also been shown to be reliable in relation to biologic gold standards and to be effective in field studies [ 13, 16- 19].

The results show that the PetN PsbM system, designed in this study, is a suitable and reliable technique in relation to olive oil and olive ingredients in both food authentication and food safety processes.

A date of embarkation field is in the registry but we did not think this was reliable enough in relation to non-UK migration to use to adjust denominators.

Both the EQ-5D-Y and CHU9D have satisfactory validity and reliability, 29 though we expect that the CHU9D might be a more valid and reliable measure to use in relation to younger children.

FGD 6 Mothers The health care system was depicted as trusted and holding reliable knowledge and expertise in relation to certain health problems after childbirth, particularly infants' health problems.

As such the scores are time-point independent and provide a very reliable means to report changes in relation to treatment.

It is also interesting that neuroimaging studies of the Stroop effect have noted strong and reliable activations in the dACC in relation to word color interference (e.g., Pardo et al. 1990; Bench et al. 1993; Carter et al. 1995; Peterson et al. 1999; see also Bush et al. 1998 for a related, though not identical, phenomenon).

However, our knowledge of the dynamics of pores and their geometry during soil shrinkage is scarce, partially due to lack of reliable methods for determining soil pores in relation to change in soil water.

This measure has been shown to be reliable (ICC = 0.94) and valid in relation to mechanical axis from full-length radiographs (r = 0.80) [ 62].

This report recommended the development and testing of ways to support reliable risk assessment and decision making in relation to remote and rural maternity services.