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Data regarding the imprecision of the method are presented in Table  4.

The addition of steps into the sample preparation procedure usually increases the overall imprecision of the method.

The EVA1 instrument reported SAA concentrations out to two decimal places, however, given the imprecision of the method, should rather be whole numbers.

The imprecision of the method, calculated as the coefficient of variation for duplicate measurements, was 7.4 and 3.1% for cadmium and lead in blood and 8.5 and 6.4% for cadmium and calcium in urine.

There were no statistical significant changes in SAA concentrations over time in 3 serum pools stored at 4°C and 22°C, and the variance between days was not higher than could be explained by the imprecision of the method.

Moreover, this systematic bias will add to the imprecision of the method and, in contrast to random factors, it is a systematic error that will not be overcome by averaging.

Control serum was used to estimate the imprecision of the methods of biochemical analysis.

Simulations were implemented to study bias and imprecision of the methods in datasets with equal-sized and unbalanced category ratios for a binary covariate as well as datasets with non-random missingness (MNAR).

This result may be explained by the imprecision of the ultrasound method used for determining the age of the embryos, which although considered to be the most reliable method, is only accurate within a range of ±5 days.

For each analyte, the imprecision of the laboratory method and the desirable specifications for imprecision (I), bias (B), and total error (TE) derived from the biological variation data are presented in Table  5.

This previous study could only tentatively identify the distribution of the cortical circuits involved in speech act processing, partly due to spatial imprecision of the EEG method and especially the limitations of the source analysis used.