How does the Standard Error of the Estimate (SEE) for bioelectrical impedance analysis (BIA) compare to that of underwater weighing, and how should this information be interpreted?
a. SEE is higher for BIA, making BIA a more accurate measure.
b. SEE is higher for BIA, making BIA a less accurate measure.
c. SEE is lower for BIA, making BIA a more accurate measure.
d. SEE is lower for BIA, making BIA a less accurate measure.
e. The SEE is the same, making BIA equally accurate.
Question 2
The standard error in underwater weighing is approximately +/-:
a. 0.7.
b. 1.7.
c. 2.7.
d. 3.7.
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