On the enhancement of the fundamental symmetry breaking effects

It is shown that not all the enhancements of the fundamental symmetry-breaking effects allow to increase the accuracy of their measurements. The relative error of the effect is suggested as criterion of its measurement accuracy rather than the effect’s magnitude. It is shown that the kinematical or structural enhancements practically do not affect the magnitude of this error and thus do not increase the accuracy of the effect’s measurements. Examples of some artificial normalizations are given which cause the nonphysical enhancements of the effects.