Biology A-Level
Consistent precision in recorded data
What Consistent precision in recorded data means in Biology A-Level, as defined for OCR.
Definition of Consistent precision in recorded data
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Reference: OCR
Tables should have consistent decimal places across a data column.
Topics that use Consistent precision in recorded data
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- Matching graph type to data type
- Table headings with quantity and unit
- Units for rates
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- Axis labelling and linear scales
- Calibration and correct set-up
- Controlling variables with appropriate equipment
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