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Measurments are close to the specific value

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getting the closest measurement possible to a known standard

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getting the closest measurement possible to a known standard

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the closeness of the measurements to each other

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closeness of the measurements to a specific value

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the measurement uncertainty is the uncertainty of the measurement

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the measurement uncertainty is the uncertainty of the measurement

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performing an experiment with results being really close to the expected value or standards

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performing an experiment with results being really close to the expected value or standards

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getting results with similar values, but not necessarily the correct values

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getting results with similar values, but not necessarily the correct values

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How close you get to the real value

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when there is given  +- value, like temperature can be 24‎°C +-1???

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when there is given  +- value, like temperature can be 24‎°C +-1???

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How many times you can get the same result

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presumptions of results, which might influence the conclusion 

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presumptions of results, which might influence the conclusion 

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tendency of a measurement process to over- or under-estimate the value