Discuss the different measurement conventions and how this affects presentations.

Measurement conventions refer to the set of standards and guidelines used when presenting data. These conventions can affect how the data is interpreted as different conventions use different units of measurement and formulas for calculating values. For example, if a presentation is using metric measurements instead of imperial, then different calculations might need to be used when comparing values. Additionally, certain formats may be preferred depending on the audience – a scientific audience might expect data to be presented in one format while a business audience might prefer another. It is important to consider the audience when selecting the appropriate measurement convention for presentations so that it can be easily understood and interpreted correctly.