Sentence examples for same degree of reliability from inspiring English sources

One of the authors (UL) had translated the questionnaire into Swedish and the Swedish version has been validated and shown to have the same degree of reliability as the original score in English (Salomonsson et.al. 2009).

The findings may suggest that the 30-item full DASH may contain redundant items and that fewer items would be sufficient for assessing disability with the same degree of reliability and validity.

These questions, despite being piloted with COPD patients and revised to minimise ambiguities and errors, may not reflect COPD morbidity with the same degree of reliability as the validated questionnaires.

This reflects the fact that it is clearly nonsensical to require a greater degree of measurement equivalence between measures on different platforms than is required between one measure on the same platform in the context of the assessment of test-retest reliability: at best the same degree of equivalence should be required.

However, while the strengths and limitations of survey data are well understood, the validity and reliability of using sales data to estimate alcohol consumption have not been subjected to the same degree of scrutiny.

He expressed the same degree of exasperation.

Several resource efficient protocols have been introduced by researchers in order to limit the sensor energy usage, at the same time maintaining a sufficient degree of reliability and throughput.

The duplicated sequencing of the G. glyphis reference mitogenome [ 31] provided the exact same sequence twice, demonstrating a high degree of reliability in the dataset.

Also, multiple readers can interpret the same set of images, allowing for a greater degree of reliability [ 1].

If we regard every degree of reliability from 0% to 100% as equally probable, the effect is the same as if we just assumed experience to be 50% reliable.

At this retest, the WOSI score has good validity, a high degree of reliability, and a high degree of responsiveness, all at the same level as in the original publication.