False
False adjective - Not true in one's allegiance to someone or something.
Usage example: false friends who deserted the prizefighter when all his money was gone
Reliable
Reliable adjective - Worthy of one's trust.
Usage example: I need a reliable car that's not going to break down constantly
Both words in one sentence
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Unconfirmed by Darwin: Unable to find reliable sources however not proved to be false.
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If the disease affects one in a thousand tested persons, and the test is 99% reliable in rejecting healthy persons, then the false positives will outnumber the diseased persons at least ten to one.
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False positives from an apparently reliable test for a rare disease will swamp the actual afflicted ones, unless some kind of pre-screening removes most of the healthy.
Source: Mistaken Identity
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