We calculated a measure of relative measurement error (ME) as a percentage of the total variation among individuals and within individuals (i.e., among replicate measurements of the same individuals) partitioned through Model II ANOVA [12], [13].
Psychology is a relative measurement that is neither accurately measured nor able to be truly benchmarked due to the subjectivity of it.
Determination coefficient is the relative measurement of representativeness of regressive line which measures of model's utility.
Measures of reliability refer to the relative measurement error, i.e. the variation between patients in relation to the total variance of the measurements.
Measures of reliability refer to the relative measurement error, i.e. the variation between patients in relation to the total variance of the measurements (see below).
The relative measurement error for the reflectance is 0.2% in the measured wavelength range.
The densities of the mixture were measured using a 25-ml specific gravity bottle by relative measurement method with an accuracy of ±0.01 kg·m−3.
This method is based on the Cawthon method for relative measurement of telomere length (TL) but modified by introducing an oligomer standard to measure aTL.
It's the same measurement used five years ago, so you've got a relative measurement you can employ".
Political scientists have found that politicians mired in scandal are indeed in worse shape than their colleagues, but that is a relative measurement.
Relative measurement theory explains why.
