The larger the lesion that one measures, the more precise the measurement, and precision of measurement of even small lesions can be improved by requiring measurement of multiple (e.g., 4 or more) target lesions in a given patient [ 113].
For example, in case of our research on measurement-based timing analysis [7] we use the partitioning of the program into scopes to achieve a compromise between precision of measurement results (the larger the segments the more precise) and number of necessary measurements.
One quite obvious objection to this type of argument is that the original KS argument works for possessed values, not measured values, so the MKC argument, dealing on finite precision of measurement, misses the mark.
Abstract: Exoplanetary transmisison spectroscopy requires exquisite precision of measurement.
To achieve the necessary precision of measurement, Weiss suggested using light as a ruler.
Institution., B. S. Accuracy (Trueness and Precision) of Measurement Methods and Results: General Principles and Definitions.
There is no fixed standard by which the precision of measurement may be judged adequate.
GNSS positioning precision is not only determined by the precision of measurement, but also satellites geometry.
Institution., B. S. Accuracy (Trueness and Precision) of Measurement Methods and Results: Basic Methods for the Determination of Repeatability and Reproducibility of a Standard Measurement Method.
The XRF system used in this study demonstrates an improved precision of measurement compared with previously reported applications.
His conclusion was that over the past 5,000 years the carbon-14 level in living materials has remained constant within the 5 percent precision of measurement.
