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To remove the errors in the estimation of the PCR, the _________ is used.

To remove the errors in the estimation of the PCR, the _________ is used. Correct Answer Confidence intervals

In actual practice, we only observe the estimate of PCR, not the real PCR. As the estimate can have a large error probability, it is always a good idea to use confidence intervals.

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