Data that are at the interval level of measurement are more precise than ratio-level data.

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Ratio-level data have a true zero point, which allows for meaningful ratios between values (e.g. weight, height, income), while interval-level data do not have a true zero point and therefore differences between values are meaningful but ratios are not (e.g. temperature in Celsius or Fahrenheit). Therefore, ratio-level data are considered more precise than interval-level data.

Data That Are at the Interval Level of Measurement Are