Sentence examples for the uncertainty of reference from inspiring English sources
A simple method for reducing the uncertainty of reference standards has been proposed for gauge block comparator calibration.
The traditional tools for assessing the most important measurement quality criteria are also reviewed with clinical examples for diagnosis, alarm, and titration purposes, as well as for assessing the uncertainty of reference methods.
Finally, the uncertainty estimation methods studied here provide a reference value for the uncertainty of the reference temperature in an RCM and can be generalized to other similar facilities.
But observed gravity changes include the uncertainty of the reference station, and we cannot separate this uncertainty using relative gravity measurement.
Deviations are within the uncertainty of the reference showing that the new device is competitive to state of the art techniques.
The maximum difference exceeded both the uncertainty of the reference voltage ratio signal from the bridge calibration unit and the instability in the sensitivities of the force transducer and the amplifier.
In clinical practice, the uncertainty of the reference contributes to the measurement error and is often too far off to be negligible.
However, such a statement has to be taken with care as each laboratory reported only measurement uncertainty, whereas the uncertainty of the reference value also includes contributions of homogeneity and stability.
In 2011 a decision was made by Czech Metrology Institute to build a free-air ionization chamber (FAC) intended to be used as a primary standard of air kerma rate for low-energy X-rays (photon energy below 50 keV, including mammography X-ray qualities) in order to replace the currently used secondary ionization chamber and to decrease the uncertainty of air kerma reference value.
Given the high number of tree species it is likely that the uncertainty of the field-based reference values is substantial.
The reliability of model prediction depends on (i) model concept, (ii) parameters, (iii) uncertainty of input data, and (iv) uncertainty of reference data.
