Mittaustuloksesta

Mittaustuloksesta is a Finnish phrase formed in the genitive of mittaustulos, meaning the result or outcome obtained from a measurement. It is used in scientific, technical and regulatory language to refer to the specific findings produced by a measurement, experiment, or diagnostic procedure. The expression is common in written reporting and narrative descriptions of data.

In practice, mittaustuloksesta implies information such as the measured value, the unit, and the context in which the measurement was performed. A complete discussion of mittaustuloksesta typically includes the method or instrument used, the conditions during the measurement, and any relevant metadata like the date, sample, or location. It is common to accompany the measurement result with an assessment of its reliability, including estimates of uncertainty and potential sources of error, and to address traceability to standards.

Reporting guidelines for mittaustuloksesta emphasize clarity and reproducibility. Readers should be able to understand what was measured, how it was measured, and what the result implies within its stated limits. The interpretation often involves comparing the result with specifications, thresholds, or reference values, while explicitly noting any limitations or assumptions.

Related terms include mittaustulos (the measurement result itself), mittaus (the measurement process), and epävarmuus (uncertainty). In Finnish technical writing, mittaustuloksesta is a utility phrase that helps connect data to conclusions, decisions, or further analysis.