Reliability Flashcards

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What is variation experimental results due to

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The reliability of measurement methods and/or inherent variation in the specimens.

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How can variation be influenced

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By the precision and accuracy of the repeated measurements

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3
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How is reliability of measuring instruments or procedures determined by

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By repeated measurements or readings of an individual datum point.

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4
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What does the variation observed indicate

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The precision of the measurement instrument or procedure but not necessarily its accuracy

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5
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The natural variation in biological material being used can be determined by what

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By measuring a sample of individuals from the population

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6
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What is the range of values a measure of

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The extent of variation on the results

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7
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When is the variation low

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When there is a narrow range

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8
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When should independent replication be carried out

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To produce independent data sets

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9
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What do independent data sets determine when compared

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The reliability of the results

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10
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When are results considered reliable

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If they can be achieve consistently

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What does the mean of repeated experiments in biological material give an indication of

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The true value being measured

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