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Last updated: September 21, 2026.
Uncertainty and Conformity
Every measurement result carries an uncertainty. The result is meaningful only when it is read together with three things:
- the measurement uncertainty stated on the certificate
- the conditions under which the measurement was made
- the method used
Statements of conformity are a pass or fail against a tolerance. Where one is issued, it rests on a decision rule agreed before the work is performed. Nothing on this website states or implies a decision rule, an uncertainty figure, or a conformity outcome for any item.
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Scope of Accreditation
ISO/IEC 17025:2017 is the standard the work described here is performed under. Where accreditation is referenced, the accreditation is that held by the laboratory performing the work, and it extends only to the measurements listed in that laboratory's published scope. Work falling outside a published scope is performed and reported as non-accredited work, identified as such on the certificate.
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