Example: <precision>

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21 Certainty, Precision, and Responsibility

<precision>

<date xml:id="date001" notBefore="0014" notAfter="0064">Within about 50
years of the death of Augustus</date>
<precision target="#date001" match="@notBefore" degree="0.9"/>
<precision target="#date001" match="@notAfter" degree="0.3"/>

<precision>

<date notBefore="1632" notAfter="1642">Not more than ten years before the start of the Civil War
<precision match="@notBefore" precision="low"/>
 <precision match="@notAfter" precision="high"/>
</date>

21.2 Indications of Precision

<date xml:id="d001" notBefore="0014" notAfter="0064">About 50
years after the death of Augustus</date>
<precision target="#d001" match="@notAfter" degree="0.3"/>
<precision target="#d001" match="@notBefore" degree="0.9"/>

21.2 Indications of Precision

<residence from="1857-03-01" notAfter="1857-04-30">From the 1st of March to
some time in April of 1857.
<precision match="@notAfter" degree="0.5"/>
</residence>

21.2 Indications of Precision

<width
  xml:id="w00t"
  atLeast="10"
  atMost="30"
  unit="cm"
  scope="all"/>
<precision target="#w00t" match="@atMost" degree="0.3"/>

21.2 Indications of Precision

<dim
  xml:id="dim1"
  type="avgLineLength"
  unit="chars"
  quantity="62.4"/>
<precision target="#dim1" stdDeviation="4"/>