Posted by Tiffany on Saturday, October 18, 2008 at 6:28pm.
I would say yes, the discrepancy is probably significant, because the measurements should agree to within less than three standard deviations if they were measuring the same thing. These measurements differ by three standard deviations.
can you explain what you mean by three standard deviations? thanks
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