“The moral of this section is that there are numerous contributions to the error in a quantitative measurement made by FTNMR, and while each of them may be reduced to 1% or so in apractical fashion, the combined error is still likely to be significant. I am always skeptical of measurements purporting tobe accurate to better than a few percent overall, unless they come with evidence that careful attention has been paid to the above details.
Taken from Derome (p.172)
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