With OS/2.20 the WorkPlace Shell was created and became a GUI standard, and future OS/2 iterations ran Windows with a reliability that led IBM to label the system "crash proof".
Therefore, the Cochrane risk-of-bias tool may be the most comprehensive tool with fair reliability that is currently available.
The internal model provides the prior, while various sensory cues provide the likelihood of the estimate with a reliability that depends on the context.
There is no single assessment tool, with good reliability, that has been validated for use prior to term equivalent age to assess neurobehaviour from birth [ 2].
Reliability analyses showed that the interview questionnaire comprised seven reliable scales (Cronbach's alpha 0.70-0.83), five scales with a questionable reliability that were provisionally accepted (alpha 0.64-0.69), and three factors that formed no reliable scale (alpha < 0.60).
"It is already clear that the new service will provide aircraft with speed, power and reliability that was never going to be possible with a 1960s design.
She established herself as the queen of a particular genre of soaring, emotion-sodden show tune, delivered with a clarity and reliability that could rarely be bettered.
The main goal is to evolve the infrastructure from a broadcast type trunk and branch plant to a high-capacity two way network with superior quality and reliability that can deliver advanced telecommunications services.
Scale items used in this study were taken from an earlier 16-item scale with good validity and reliability that was developed by the authors for inpatients and outpatients at a range of health facilities in India.
Interestingly, the spatial correlation between RSFC parcellation maps were comparable with the cross-session reliability that has been observed in measurements of single RSFC connections and correlation maps within individual subjects (e.g., Damoiseaux et al. 2006; Shehzad et al. 2009).
