This study evaluates the comparability, accuracy, and reproducibility of measurements of velocity, strain rate, and strain by two high-end ultrasound systems.
DQO is usually established for five aspects of data quality: representativeness, completeness, comparability, accuracy, and precision; (2) Auditing: Undertaking regular audits of field, laboratory and data management operations provides valuable feedback on the adequacy, implementation, and effectiveness of existing quality systems.
The deaths of combatants in organised forces are normally more accurately counted than others, but while using them (as in chart 1 in the main piece) provides advantages in terms of comparability and accuracy, it will often vastly underestimate the full damage.
a lack of systemic validation and moderation processes within and between providers and training systems is reducing the level of confidence in the comparability and accuracy of assessments.
Studies have demonstrated that some assessment approaches may not be reflecting this change with trainers drawing on their own assessment strategies, reducing the comparability and accuracy of assessments.
In the national report referred to here, Karmel (2012) recommends that a lack of systemic validation and moderation processes within and between providers and training systems is reducing the level of confidence in the comparability and accuracy of assessments.
The tendency on the part of assessors to develop and implement their own assessment tools and materials, as well as system imperatives for assessors to customise assessments to local contexts, may be factors contributing to a reduction in the comparability and accuracy of assessments.
Despite these international rules (developed over 100 years), comparability and accuracy issues still arise.
The 2009 roundtable found these reference methods and materials to be an invaluable resource for the resolution of longstanding NHANES measurement procedure comparability and accuracy problems (4).
Furthermore, the concept of metrological traceability (15), which is essential to ensure comparability and accuracy of measurement results, is not yet established in cell counting because of a lack of reference material and reference measurement procedures.
This requires methodologies for Monitoring, Reporting and Verification (MRV) of emissions that follow the United Nations Framework Convention on Climate Change (UNFCCC) principles of transparency, consistency, comparability, completeness, and accuracy [2].
