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ECE 445: Biomedical Instrumentation Ch1 Basics. p. 12 Measurement Constraints • Measurement variability is inherent at molecular, organ and body level • Primary cause • interaction between different physiological systems • existence of numerous feedback loops whose properties are poorly understood
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