mõõtetulemustega

Mõõtetulemustega is an Estonian phrase that literally translates to “with measurement results” and is used to describe data, sections, or statements that report the outcomes of actual measurements rather than derived or modeled values. The expression is commonly found in scientific, technical, and statistical contexts to indicate that the information presented reflects observed data obtained through instruments or procedures.

In practice, data labeled as having mõõtetulemustega should include key details that establish credibility and traceability. This typically encompasses what was measured, the measurement instrument or method, calibration status, measurement units, date and location of measurement, and the number of observations. It is also standard to report uncertainties or errors associated with the results, such as standard deviation, confidence intervals, or expanded uncertainty with a specified coverage factor. Clear documentation of the measurement conditions, sample preparation, and any data processing steps helps readers assess reliability and repeatability.

Presentation of such results aims for clarity and comparability. Measurements are usually shown as values accompanied by their uncertainties, often in tables or figures, with attention to appropriate significant figures and unit consistency. Distinguishing between raw measurements and processed or aggregated values is important to avoid misinterpretation. When applicable, results should be linked to measurement standards, traceability chains, and quality control procedures to support validation and regulatory or standardization requirements.

In Estonian technical writing, mõõtetulemustega serves as a descriptive attribute rather than a formal term, signaling that the information is based on observed data. It supports transparent reporting and helps readers distinguish empirical results from theory or estimation.