I need some SIMPLE common analogies to explain to non-technical people (jurors) the idea of signal and noise when measurements are made very close to the limit of detection.
Actual issues are data on a device with a limit of detection of 1 ppb and a range of 1 – 2000 ppb. The data at issue are between 1 and 7 ppb.
Simple analogies are needed
Any ideas?
Thanks
nl
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