“…It can be seen that the majority of deviations are lower than ±0.1%, the average absolute deviation (AAD) is about 0.06% (see also Table 3). Most of the data by Zúñiga-Moreno and Galicia-Luna [53] show systematic negative deviations, although the deviations are very close [49]; ( ), [56]; ( ), [71]; (×), [58]; (⊗), [64]; ( ), [74]; (♦), [47]; (+), [65]; ( ), [73]; ( ), [61]; ( ), [70]; ( ), [62]; ( ), [33]; ( ), [72]; (♂), [76]; (♀), [32]; ( ), [75]; ( ), [35]; ( ), [36]; ( ), [21]; (--), calculated with correlation by Khasanshin [92]; (----), calculated with correlation by Marczak et al [47].…”