Manufacturability {#12} influences:

• Quality and reliability
• Selection and management of suppliers and production facility
• Manufacturing and test methodologies, equipment, tools
• Components and material selection, design, architecture
• Product Testing and validation
• Regulatory and standards requirements
• Quality issues
• Documentation
• Waste, QC hindrances
• End-of-Life requirements and procedures

For example, if a product has a high level of component failure, because of poor component selection, then manufacturing costs grow.

Reliability {#8} influences:

• Supplier and production facility selection
• Component and material selection and design
• General product risks, market selection and user type
• Quality considerations
• Standards and regulatory requirements
• Validation testing
• Service and support, inspections, maintenance
• Liability (legal) exposure, good will
• Waste and hazardous materials, legal issues

For example, if claimed reliability is not met then good will is damaged and even legal pressure can be felt.