Congratulations Aaron. You highlighted a very important and often neglected point of metrology. Influence quantities (in this case blood density) and their variations cannot be neglected. Or, if you do this, then you need to consider their variability in the uncertainty associated with the final result.
Congratulations Aaron. You highlighted a very important and often neglected point of metrology. Influence quantities (in this case blood density) and their variations cannot be neglected. Or, if you do this, then you need to consider their variability in the uncertainty associated with the final result.
Thanks, Alessandro!