Sentence examples similar to weakening of reliability from inspiring English sources

Although scientists emphasized the importance of measuring soil mineral content at the end of winter, sampling and uncertain extrapolation of the measurement lead to doubts and uncertainties, weakening the reliability of the N rates estimation.

This is because chi-square test as a non-parametric test is used to show association between two categorical variables and not the effect on one variable (independent) on another (dependent), hence weakening the reliability of their results.

Utilities and big businesses have expressed fears that caps imposed by the program will increase the cost of electricity and weaken the reliability of the system.

The unbalanced data weakens the reliability of the results of the regression model (Imbens and Wooldridge 2009).

This combination of weak incentives and weak norms weakens the reliability of economic research.

Lack of this ethnographic information also may weaken the reliability of the findings to some extent.

Global severity scores have the drawback that they can be based on assessment of any symptom/affected area combination, which could weaken the reliability of the measure.

The relay protection's failure actions or malfunctions caused by its hidden failures weaken the reliability of protection system.

Hence, the RSF weakens the reliability of shared spectrum sensing for trust-based CSS protocols in the aftermath of the intrusion.

In the absence of high-resolution structures, the simulations have to start from a modeled structure, which eventually weakens the reliability of the simulation observations.

Although the quasi-experimental designs may have weakened the reliability of their study findings, it should be noted that the internal validity of the five quasi-experimental studies were scored as four [61, 64] to five [56, 57, 60], at moderate levels of quality (Table 1).