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Reliability is whether or not your experiment is correct, trustworthy and dependable on.

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Reliability is whether or not your experiment is correct, trustworthy and dependable on.

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Reliability is whether your experiment is reliable and correct or not.

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reliability is whether your test is viable or not

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reliability is whether your test is viable or not

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By being reliable in science, it means that you can rely and trust the results you have too be trustworthy.

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Reliability means that something is reliable, in this case, reliability is whether or not your experiment is correct and can be depended on.

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Reliability is the accuracy of an experiment.

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Reliability is the fairness in which an experiment is measured. A better way to improve this is by making fair tests, this means that you could have the variable of which you are changing, to be very small, but enough to make a difference. You could also do more than one test and find the average result.

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Being reliable is when you make sure everything is exact and measured out properly

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Reliability is how accurate your experiment is.

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For the data to be reliable, the variation within the values must be small. There is always some variation in any set of measurements, whatever is being measured. There may be small differences in the ingredients of the rubber or the way the measuring equipment is used.

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Reliability is the ability to depend on your experiment.

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Reliability means that your experiment is trustworthy and reliable. It is the degree  to which a measurement or calculation can be depended on to be accurate

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the degree to which the result of a measurement, calculation, or specification can be depended on to be accurate.

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Reliability is when you make sure that your results are accurate. 

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Reliability is when you make sure that your results are accurate. 

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This means that all results are truthful and none of them stand out as hugely incorrect. You need to repeat testing multiple times to get a reliable result.
-Riley

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Reliability is when an assessment tool produces stable and constant results. 

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Reliability is when an assessment tool produces stable and constant results. 

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Reliability is how accurate and dependable a experiment is.

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when the result of your experiment is accurate.

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when the result of your experiment is accurate.