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measurements Conversion tables can be found on separate Measurement Page.
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measurement error The difference between the true value of something being measured and the value obtained by measurement. Measurement error can be the result of one or more of several different factors, including operational blunders, random er
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measure 1. to determine the extent or quantity of a substance.  2. a specific extent or quantity of a substance.  3. a graduated scale by which the dimensions or mass of an object or substance may be determined. See tables of weights and measures (Appendix 14).
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measurement b. that due to systematic error in measurement during data collection.
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measurement bias Being studied can affect outcome. Also how you measure can affect outcome.
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