| The area under a Gaussian distribution between
limits, set above and below the peak, is important in the interpretation
of experimental uncertainties. A measurement is normally presented as r±s,
but there is about a 32% probability of the value lying outside
these limits.
 Vary the limits in
units of s (ks) to
see change in the probability of the value lying within (or outside) these
limits.
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