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cms:exo-16-025 [04/11/2016 06:02]
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 Table 2 : In this form, the table is quite confusing. It is not clear if the "​magnitude"​ column is the relative uncertainty on sigma x BR or on the quantity indicated by the last column. In the first case, I would remove the last column. For the label of the second column "​Magnitude"​ is best described as "​relative uncertainty"​ . In the caption: " the second column, the third column indicates " -> there is an offset in the column count, "​Source"​ is the first column, therefore "​Affected quantity"​ is the fourth, not the third, and "​Effect on yield" is the third, not the second. Table 2 : In this form, the table is quite confusing. It is not clear if the "​magnitude"​ column is the relative uncertainty on sigma x BR or on the quantity indicated by the last column. In the first case, I would remove the last column. For the label of the second column "​Magnitude"​ is best described as "​relative uncertainty"​ . In the caption: " the second column, the third column indicates " -> there is an offset in the column count, "​Source"​ is the first column, therefore "​Affected quantity"​ is the fourth, not the third, and "​Effect on yield" is the third, not the second.
  
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-Type B comments + 
-In the discussion of systematic uncertainties,​ it is not clear how b-tagging, the uncertainty on efficiency of which is up to 60%, can increase the sensitivity by 50%. Can you explain ? Table 2 is very important, but not very clear in understanding the origin and effect of the uncertainties. ​+ 
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