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What does long-term stability mean? How does it affect the measurements?

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What does long-term stability mean? How does it affect the measurements?

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Long-term stability is normally associated with the change in zero offset due to aging of component and relaxation of the metallic diaphragm over a period of time. It normally causes the zero reading to go high or low over time.

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