原文由 poorlittle(poorlittle) 发表:
In metrology, we generally use the term “accuracy” to describe the test method/result qualitatively (or use the terms “trueness” and “precision” quantitatively) (see ISO 5725-1 Accuracy (trueness and precision) of measurement). Furthermore, error always exists no matter the salinity is higher or lower than 30‰. Therefore, does the sentence “当盐度大于30‰时,硫化物的测定结果存在一定偏离” eventually mean “当盐度大于30‰时,硫化物的测定结果有較大的偏离”?
If positive, I suggest:
There would be a larger (significant, excessive or considerable etc.) error in sulfide test result when salinity exceeds 30‰ .
or
The result of sulfide test would be less accurate when salinity exceeds 30‰.
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Thanks.Your answer is probably the one I need compared wth all above which seems to be Chinglish rather than translation