Uniformity, the essence of any system of weights and measures, requires accurate, reliable standards of mass and length and agreed-on units.
Note that two measures that require accurate speech production, Goldman Fristoe articulation and nonword repetition were not included in this composite, as they had been found by Hayiou-Thomas et al. (2006) to load on a separate factor.
All direct measures of feed efficiency require accurate measurement of feed intake and energy uses such as BW, growth and body composition in young cattle (Arthur et al., 2001a and 2001b; Basarab et al., 2003, 2007 and 2011), and BW, fat mobilization and milk fat, protein and yield in lactating dairy cattle (Rius et al., 2012).
Testing the second hypothesis would require accurate measures of transmission efficiencies, controlling for the elimination of uninfected offspring through CI.
Clinical trials to improve day-to-day function in Huntington disease (HD) require accurate outcome measures.
Morbidity indicators i.e., incidence or prevalence measures, (M in Table 2), require accurate disease detection, with KC greater than 0.4, or K1 > 0.4, if false positives are explained by under-coded diagnoses.
RRSS does not require accurate time synchronization.
However, this would require accurate synchronization.
Both of these processes require accurate characterization.
Measuring microbial translocation requires accurate measurement of microbial constituents such as LPS or bacterial DNA in circulation.
