Because low reliability can attenuate the observed correlation between two measures (Nunnally, 1970), it is crucial that we develop a test that produces reliable scores (keeping in mind that reliability is not a test property and must be evaluated with each new dataset).
The lack of reliable record keeping, of conscientious oversight, has had lamentable consequences in Iraq.
She had heard that the Information Booth at Pennsylvania Station was reliable in keeping track of the blossoming, so she called it up to ask about dates.
"This dispute might portend a widespread abuse of collection practices or creditor overreaching," he wrote, "demanding of debtors what it, the creditor itself, is unable to provide: accurate and reliable record keeping and billing practices".
Ethical considerations around the sourcing can sometimes be tricky though, due to the lack of reliable record keeping.
"The coal supply being cut off by today's action has been the source of the lowest-cost and most reliable electricity keeping America's lights on and people working," he said.
Despite having more than three times Chicago's population, last year New York City had only 418 homicides, the fewest since reliable record keeping began a half century ago and 88 fewer than Chicago.
Compared to all other cooling methods, the intravascular cooling device was significantly more reliable in keeping the patients within the target range.
Perennials and annuals are reliable for keeping their look and growth patterns from generation to generation.
LNs, on the other hand, tend to get lost, must stay within the institution, which in turn has to keep track of them and is charged with keeping reliable records of LNs, storing them and enabling access for at least 10 years.
