unscored measurement

What unscored measurement means

Scoring a site for lacking something it has no reason to have is the most common defect in automated audits.

Where unscored measurement comes up on this site

• Seven site types, and the report checks we correctedUnscored measurement is a glossary term because shown-but-not-graded is a design position, not a gap.

Related terms in Measurement and evidence

The vocabulary for saying how strongly something is known.

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Questions about unscored measurement

What is unscored measurement?

A finding reported without moving the grade, used where the population is not yet measured or where the applicability of the check depends on the site.

What does unscored measurement not show or guarantee?

A finding reported without moving the grade, used where the population is not yet measured or where the applicability of the check depends on the site.

Which area of the glossary does unscored measurement belong to?

Measurement and evidence: The vocabulary for saying how strongly something is known.

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