Increases in the number of deviations in an attributes sample results in an increase in the achieved upper deviation rate of the attributes sample.

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The achieved upper deviation rate is the proportion of items in the sample that have failed to meet the attribute being measured. Therefore, if there are more deviations in the sample, the proportion of items that have failed will be higher, resulting in a higher achieved upper deviation rate.

Increases in the Number of Deviations in an Attributes Sample