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Meanings of measurement error in English

Russian
относительная погрешность
Portuguese
erro observacional
Spanish
error experimental
Catalan
error experimental

The difference between a measured value of a quantity and its true value.

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относительная погрешность
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Usage of measurement error in English
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Dietary assessment has long been known to be challenged by measurement error.
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Triplicate imaging was used to estimate the measurement error of this technique.
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Greater measurement error at home did not appear to account for home-laboratory differences.
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The SDC can be seen as a change beyond measurement error.
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Up to the limits of measurement error, the conjecture appears to be true.
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How much of this variability is due to measurement error is not known.
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He chalked it up to measurement error in the earlier observations.
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The acquired data is often imprecise due to measurement error and contains missing value.
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However, even leading age-prediction algorithms contain measurement error, motivating efforts to improve experimental pipelines.
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Normalization of expression levels applied to microarray data can help in reducing measurement error.
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The RUN-CAT demonstrates excellent reliability, acceptable measurement error and can discriminate between footwear models.
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This difference was not associated with random measurement error.
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The aim is to clarify these measurement error misconceptions.
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Over 90% of pre-set hourly blood glucose targets were achieved within measurement error.
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Suggestions for alleviating the problems or investigating the structure and magnitude of measurement error are given.
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Generally speaking, the structure of the measurement error is unknown and is not easy to ascertain.
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