What the hey? I just measured the resistance of my expensive new power cord with my $25 Ohm meter. I got the same reading- down to 3 decimal places when I measured the resistance of a $5 power cord. I just realized all power cords are the same. Wait a minute! I get the same reading if I short the two probes of my Ohm meter together. That must mean all power cords have zero resistance.
My point to this irony is that without understanding the capabilities of the test equipment we are using, having traceability for that equipment back to a standard, and using a defined test method that can be repeated by others (correlation) then the results have no meaning and certainly should not be published.