Sentence examples for unacceptable reliability from inspiring English sources
However, autonomy domains had particularly low reliability coefficients, which suggests unacceptable reliability (DeVellis, 1991).
However, despite these promising results [ 12, 15], unacceptable reliability due to acute reversal of DWI lesions and the failure of all lesions to evolve to the final infarct have substantially limited clinical acceptance of DPM [ 16, 21, 22].
Latent domains were generally a good fit to items, with the majority displaying high item reliabilities (SMC > .50), though relationships (aq5), senses (aq18 and aq20), and coping (aq12) domains contained some items with unacceptable reliability (SMC < .30).30
Then DSM-5 has the chutzpah to call acceptable the six disorders that achieved lousy, absolutely unacceptable reliabilities with kappas of 0.20-0.39.
Image acquisition by untrained sonographers may potentially result in unacceptable interrater reliability.
However, there is lack of validated scoring system for analysing supra-threshold screening programmes and unacceptable poor reliability indices have been observed while examining epilepsy patients with full threshold automated static perimeter [ 3, 9].
The new item that assessed learners' ability to integrate clinical expertise (item 9) demonstrated questionable inter-rater reliability, unacceptable IDI and ITC, and did not demonstrate a statistically significant difference in pass rate between groups.
The criteria used to guide item selection/deletion were: high rates of non-response and 'not applicable' response (≥ 20%) except for items where high rates in this response category were expected, ceiling and floor effects (≥ 50%), and unacceptable test-retest reliability (weighted kappa coefficient<0.60).
The reliability is unacceptable.
The third field trial was successful, but the test retest reliability was unacceptable [ 40, 41].
For the other tested muscles (corrugator, orbicularis oris, and buccinator), reliability was unacceptable with the current paradigm.
