Sentence examples for scientific reliability from inspiring English sources

Drexler proposes that such a forum needs the credibility of due process present in a court of law, and the scientific reliability that stems from peer review.

To express the scientific reliability of the results, methods for measuring uncertainty and two modified confusion indexes are calculated.

Scientific reliability of the tool was proved using content validity and through calculation of α-Cronbach's coefficient (0.827).

"I am troubled by the report's general finding that far too many forensic disciplines lack the standards necessary to ensure their scientific reliability in court," said Senator Patrick J. Leahy, Democrat of Vermont and chairman of the Judiciary Committee.

These uncertainties are expressed in terms of scientific reliability from a clinical and legal standpoint, generating many consequences.

This way, they gave a view of social accountability of knowledge production as a key indicator of scientific quality and scientific reliability.

An assessment of scientific acceptability (reliability and validity) of the proposed measures will also be important.

Respondents were asked to rate each QI adopting the RAND Appropriateness Methodology (scales 1 9, 1=extremely inappropriate; 9=extremely appropriate), according to the selection criteria of relevance, scientific soundness (validity, reliability, comparability) and feasibility (precise definition and specification, data feasibility, reliability of data collection).

In a case involving scientific evidence, evidentiary reliability will be based upon scientific validity.

A congressionally mandated study by the National Academy of Sciences, which was recently published, noted that there is "a dearth of peer-reviewed, published studies establishing the scientific bases and reliability of many forensic methods".

Annual and daily flow duration curves have been obtained for design, installation, development, scientific analysis and reliability evaluation of the MHPP.