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What is the difference between accurate and reliable results?
a accurate result would be true as possible but a reliable result would be one that is compared
What are some questions about knowledge that you have?
Some questions about knowledge include: How do we acquire knowledge? What is the difference between knowledge and belief? How do we determine if knowledge is reliable or accurate?
What is the difference between reliability and accuracy in a Biology practical experiment?
in the analysis of company report it is assumed that the information is accurate and reliable and provide a suitable basis for comparison
What is the difference between an auto-meter and a tachometer?
A tachometer and an auto-meter is an instrument measuring the rotation speed of a car or a motor. An auto-meter is more accurate and reliable than a tachometer.
What is the most significant difference between the Layer 4 TCP and the Layer 4 UDP?
the main difference between UDP and TCP is that UDP is not a reliable protocol.
Why does data have to be reliable and accurate?
most of the time you would want it to be accurate and reliable but sometimes it doesn't it.depends on what the subject is
What is the difference between reliable and replicable data?
Reliable data is trusted data that can be used without doubt. Replicable data is data that is allowed to be copied or can be duplicated.
What is the difference between reproducibility and accuracy?
Accuract is how accurate you are at somehting and rreproducibility is how reproducibility you are at something.
What is the difference in accountable and reliable?
reliable is what you can depend on, accountable is what you can answer for.
Where does one get accurate and reliable information about breast cancer?
You can get accurate and reliable information about breast cancer on health organization sites. Another place to receive accurate and reliable information on this topic would be from an actual doctors office that performs mammograms.
How is it possible for one group to score higher than the other group and yet we conclude there is no reliable difference between the groups?
Given any two groups there will usually be random variations in their scores. A proper statistical test is designed to assess whether the observed difference is likely to be a result of such random variation or if it due to a genuine - reliable - difference between the groups.
What is the difference between actual measurement and estimate?
An actual measurement is going to be more accurate than an estimate.
