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Infrared thermography – evaluation of the results reproducibility
Structural Survey, 2015Purpose – Infrared thermography is increasingly being used to diagnose pathologies in buildings, such as façade defects. The purpose of this paper is to assess the results reproducibility and the equipment influence on the measurements. To do so, it was defined as case study the assessment of rendering delamination.
Elton Bauer +4 more
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Reproducibility of stress‐cracking test results
Polymer Engineering & Science, 1975AbstractThe environmental stress crack resistance of polyethylene is measured most conveniently by the bent‐strip method described in ASTM D‐1693‐70. The method has, however, suffered from poor reproducibility of test results. In this work we have carefully studied the effect of individual experimental variables that enter the test method.
R. J. Roe, C. Gieniewski
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SCIENTIFIC METHOD AND REPRODUCIBILITY OF RESULTS
Multivariate Behavioral Research, 1969Statistical significance is not part of the scientific method. The three canons of reproducibility of an experiment: Data Matrix Homegeneity, Subject Generalizability, and Method Generalizability provide better guides to experimentation and theory development.
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Reproducibility of syphilis serology results.
American journal of clinical pathology, 1981In order to evaluate the stability and reproducibility of syphilis serology qualitative results, the results reported on replicate specimens in the College of American Pathologists Quality Evaluation Program during 1978 were examined. There is evidence of good stability of syphilis serology specimens and reproducibility of qualitative results separated
G W, Williams, H E, Bowman
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[Reproducibility of epicutaneous test results].
Zeitschrift fur Hautkrankheiten, 1989857 non-dermatologic patients were patch-tested with the Finn-Chamber-technique. The sequent testings under identical conditions were made after 3-12 months. Readings were done after 24, 72, 96 hours and later. During the first test-series we found 44 reactions to be positive, 20 remained identical during repetition-testings, 7 became negative and 36 ...
C, Szliska, J, Rakoski
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[Reproducibility of perimetric study results].
Klinische Monatsblatter fur Augenheilkunde, 1984Theoretical and experimental aspects of the reproducibility of visual fields in static automated perimetry are described. Special emphasis was placed on factors which could potentially influence reproducibility, such as cooperation, the patient's age and the size of his/her pupils, learning and fatigue effects, the depth of scotomas and the influence ...
J, Flammer, P, Niesel
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Intralaboratory Reproducibility of Interpretation of Pap Smears: Results of an Experiment
Tumori Journal, 1988One hundred and twenty Pap-smears were examined by 3 cytotechnologists on two occasions in the Legnano Hospital Cytologic Center. A 10-category classification system was used. Chance-adjusted overall and category-specific agreement was estimated (Cohen's unweighted kappa-statistics) within and between cytotechnologists. Mean K for the Center, weighted
P. Duca +4 more
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[Reproducibility of contrast sensitivity test results].
Ceska a slovenska oftalmologie : casopis Ceske oftalmologicke spolecnosti a Slovenske oftalmologicke spolecnosti, 1996Two methods (a double staircase and an adjustment method) for repeated measuring of the contrast sensitivity in inexperienced observers (e.g. in patients undergoing the photorefractive keratectomy) were compared in 10 subjects. Using the coefficient of repeatability of Bland and Altmann it could be shown that the reproducibility is better in the method
H, Langrová +2 more
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Journal of Forensic Sciences, 1995
Abstract The AmpliType® PM Field Trial was designed to assess the ability of forensic laboratories to obtain the correct results from samples commonly encountered in forensic casework. The seven forensic laboratory participants of the AmpliType® PM Field Trial each performed four studies.
N, Fildes, R, Reynolds
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Abstract The AmpliType® PM Field Trial was designed to assess the ability of forensic laboratories to obtain the correct results from samples commonly encountered in forensic casework. The seven forensic laboratory participants of the AmpliType® PM Field Trial each performed four studies.
N, Fildes, R, Reynolds
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THE REPRODUCIBILITY OF COATING THICKNESS MEASUREMENT RESULTS
2014This paper deals with research pertaining to the influence of surface roughness on the reproducibility of coating thickness measurement results. These measurements were carried out on four sandblasted samples by using the gages QuaNix 1500 and Elcometer 456. The surface roughness of these samples ranged from Rz = 30 μm to Rz = 130 μm.
Runje, Biserka +4 more
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