Given her situation — steady income, a history of reliability — you would think that she would be a perfect candidate for a mortgage modification.
Hence, we believe that RoM measurement in a clinical situation is possible without loss of reliability.
However, when the plant engineers design the inventory systems in practical situations, they must take account of reliability into the inventory system as well as economical aspect, where reliability can be defined as the probability that the stock is not depleted until a pre-specified time.
The objectives were to: 1) examine the concurrent influences of case- and observer effects on assessment scores, and 2) examine the optimal combination of numbers of cases and raters necessary to reach very high levels of reliability in test situations.
This awareness of the power distribution network situation helps to achieve an acceptable level of reliability and the improvement of reliability is one of the main objectives of moving to smart grid.
Proper estimation of reliability in fire design situation is complicated since there is no comprehensive methodology defined for it; and the commonly used methods apply great simplifications.
"The No. 1 reason we entered the whole review of the student loan situation was reliability, to make sure that loans will be available regardless of the credit markets," said Robert Shireman, the deputy under secretary of education.
Reliability of safety-critical systems is a paramount issue in system engineering because in most practical situations the reliability of a non series-parallel network system has to be calculated.
Therefore, to help with interpretation of the ICC, we calculated the reliability for different numbers of patients in the denominator using the Spearman-Brown prophecy formula as described previously (fig 3). 9 For many situations a reliability of 0.7 is considered acceptable, but higher values might be preferable in comparisons of prescribing safety between practices.
OSCEs appear to show reasonable psychometric properties in terms of reliability and validity when tested in specific situations.
The kappa statistic was used as a measure of reliability with minimum allowed kappa equal to 0.7 for each clinical situation studied.
