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Foreword 0 Introduction 0 1 Scope 0 2 Normative references 0 3 Terms and definitions 0 4 Uncertainty background 0 4.1 General 0 4.2 Method 1 Evaluation 0 4.3 Method 2 Evaluation 0 5 Experiment Uncertainty (uexp) 0 5.1 General 0 5.2 Measurement tool uncertainty (probe) 0 5.3 Probe position uncertainty 0 5.4 Tissue simulating phantom 0 5.5 RF field source 0 5.6 Phantom position uncertainty 0 5.7 AIMD influence 0 5.8 Overall uexp consideration 0 6 AIMD model uncertainty (uPredict) 0 6.1 Piecewise excitation method for deriving AIMD model 0 6.2 AIMD model uncertainty (uPredict): Method 1 0 6.3 AIMD model uncertainty (uPredict): Method 2 0 7 Clinical uncertainty (uClinical) 0 8 Uncertainty in conversion to power (upower) 0 9 Final uncertainty (combination and application) 0 Bibliography 0
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