It is the ability to consistently, reproduce identical results, under identical conditions. Reliability, on the other hand, is a term which relates to precision. Accuracy and validity are concerned with how ‘true’ measurements are. In essence, it is the applicability and veridicality of the conclusion in the Universe outside of the scientific investigation and laboratory conditions. How valid the result of an experiment is, relates to how accurately it reflects real-life scenarios, and how ‘correct’ and ‘right’ it is.
Validity is a term, which relates to accuracy.
Validity and reliability are two core key concepts, which are often mixed up, but very important to understand when creating a successful, fair scientific experiment.
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