Definition of reliability in English:

reliability

noun rɪlʌɪəˈbɪlɪti

mass noun

1The quality of being trustworthy or of performing consistently well.
the car's background gives me every confidence in its reliability
Example sentencesExamples
- The choice of these products was based on safety, design, technology and reliability.
- They're forced to prove their competence as detectives and their reliability and dedication to each other.
- The new product incorporates an array of high-tech materials and engineering innovations aimed to increase precision, reliability and ease of use.
- A fundamental aspect to building relationships is providing reliability.
- The wind turbines are built by a Danish company with a reputation for quality and reliability.
- The audience is left to question history, in particular the reliability of primary sources.
- The equipment should be exploited to reduce maintenance time and improve the overall reliability of the helicopter fleet.
- Moving parts are not exposed to colder temperatures, assuring the machine's reliability.
- The president would not have picked him as Secretary of State if there were any doubt about his reliability or loyalty.
- Like many a noir narrator, his reliability is constantly questioned by the film.
1. 1.1 The degree to which the result of a measurement, calculation, or specification can be depended on to be accurate.
  these data throw doubt on the reliability of national statistics
  Example sentencesExamples
  The software was used to compute Cronbach's alpha coefficient to determine the survey instruments' reliability.
  These predictions have various levels of confidence or reliability.
  To ascertain the reliability of the questionnaire, a pilot test was administered to 25 college of agriculture students not targeted in the study.
  It has the clockwork reliability of a fine timepiece.
  Reliability is the degree to which a test or an instrument consistently measures whatever it measures.
  The use of multiple readers and multiple tasks increases test score reliability.
  These issues created doubts about the reliability of the data.
  To ensure inter-rater reliability, evaluators must agree on a student's overall writing strength assessment.
  Accurate scoring and reporting of student writing samples is necessary to ensure the validity and reliability of the test.
  A pilot test was also conducted to establish the reliability of the instrument.

Definition of reliability in US English:

reliability

nounrəˌlīəˈbilədērəˌlaɪəˈbɪlədi

1The quality of being trustworthy or of performing consistently well.
the car's background gives me every confidence in its reliability
Example sentencesExamples
- The equipment should be exploited to reduce maintenance time and improve the overall reliability of the helicopter fleet.
- Moving parts are not exposed to colder temperatures, assuring the machine's reliability.
- The new product incorporates an array of high-tech materials and engineering innovations aimed to increase precision, reliability and ease of use.
- Like many a noir narrator, his reliability is constantly questioned by the film.
- The president would not have picked him as Secretary of State if there were any doubt about his reliability or loyalty.
- The choice of these products was based on safety, design, technology and reliability.
- A fundamental aspect to building relationships is providing reliability.
- They're forced to prove their competence as detectives and their reliability and dedication to each other.
- The audience is left to question history, in particular the reliability of primary sources.
- The wind turbines are built by a Danish company with a reputation for quality and reliability.
1. 1.1 The degree to which the result of a measurement, calculation, or specification can be depended on to be accurate.
  these data throw doubt on the reliability of national statistics
  Example sentencesExamples
  The software was used to compute Cronbach's alpha coefficient to determine the survey instruments' reliability.
  To ascertain the reliability of the questionnaire, a pilot test was administered to 25 college of agriculture students not targeted in the study.
  Accurate scoring and reporting of student writing samples is necessary to ensure the validity and reliability of the test.
  It has the clockwork reliability of a fine timepiece.
  To ensure inter-rater reliability, evaluators must agree on a student's overall writing strength assessment.
  A pilot test was also conducted to establish the reliability of the instrument.
  Reliability is the degree to which a test or an instrument consistently measures whatever it measures.
  These predictions have various levels of confidence or reliability.
  The use of multiple readers and multiple tasks increases test score reliability.
  These issues created doubts about the reliability of the data.

单词	reliability
释义	Definition of reliability in English: reliability noun rɪlʌɪəˈbɪlɪti mass noun 1The quality of being trustworthy or of performing consistently well. the car's background gives me every confidence in its reliability Example sentencesExamples The choice of these products was based on safety, design, technology and reliability. They're forced to prove their competence as detectives and their reliability and dedication to each other. The new product incorporates an array of high-tech materials and engineering innovations aimed to increase precision, reliability and ease of use. A fundamental aspect to building relationships is providing reliability. The wind turbines are built by a Danish company with a reputation for quality and reliability. The audience is left to question history, in particular the reliability of primary sources. The equipment should be exploited to reduce maintenance time and improve the overall reliability of the helicopter fleet. Moving parts are not exposed to colder temperatures, assuring the machine's reliability. The president would not have picked him as Secretary of State if there were any doubt about his reliability or loyalty. Like many a noir narrator, his reliability is constantly questioned by the film. 1.1 The degree to which the result of a measurement, calculation, or specification can be depended on to be accurate. these data throw doubt on the reliability of national statistics Example sentencesExamples The software was used to compute Cronbach's alpha coefficient to determine the survey instruments' reliability. These predictions have various levels of confidence or reliability. To ascertain the reliability of the questionnaire, a pilot test was administered to 25 college of agriculture students not targeted in the study. It has the clockwork reliability of a fine timepiece. Reliability is the degree to which a test or an instrument consistently measures whatever it measures. The use of multiple readers and multiple tasks increases test score reliability. These issues created doubts about the reliability of the data. To ensure inter-rater reliability, evaluators must agree on a student's overall writing strength assessment. Accurate scoring and reporting of student writing samples is necessary to ensure the validity and reliability of the test. A pilot test was also conducted to establish the reliability of the instrument. Definition of reliability in US English: reliability nounrəˌlīəˈbilədērəˌlaɪəˈbɪlədi 1The quality of being trustworthy or of performing consistently well. the car's background gives me every confidence in its reliability Example sentencesExamples The equipment should be exploited to reduce maintenance time and improve the overall reliability of the helicopter fleet. Moving parts are not exposed to colder temperatures, assuring the machine's reliability. The new product incorporates an array of high-tech materials and engineering innovations aimed to increase precision, reliability and ease of use. Like many a noir narrator, his reliability is constantly questioned by the film. The president would not have picked him as Secretary of State if there were any doubt about his reliability or loyalty. The choice of these products was based on safety, design, technology and reliability. A fundamental aspect to building relationships is providing reliability. They're forced to prove their competence as detectives and their reliability and dedication to each other. The audience is left to question history, in particular the reliability of primary sources. The wind turbines are built by a Danish company with a reputation for quality and reliability. 1.1 The degree to which the result of a measurement, calculation, or specification can be depended on to be accurate. these data throw doubt on the reliability of national statistics Example sentencesExamples The software was used to compute Cronbach's alpha coefficient to determine the survey instruments' reliability. To ascertain the reliability of the questionnaire, a pilot test was administered to 25 college of agriculture students not targeted in the study. Accurate scoring and reporting of student writing samples is necessary to ensure the validity and reliability of the test. It has the clockwork reliability of a fine timepiece. To ensure inter-rater reliability, evaluators must agree on a student's overall writing strength assessment. A pilot test was also conducted to establish the reliability of the instrument. Reliability is the degree to which a test or an instrument consistently measures whatever it measures. These predictions have various levels of confidence or reliability. The use of multiple readers and multiple tasks increases test score reliability. These issues created doubts about the reliability of the data.
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