acceptance criteria of calibration standards [Bioanalytics]

posted by Ohlbe – France, 2012-01-31 19:05 (5245 d 18:00 ago) – Posting: # 8031
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Dear Hale,

❝ But if we look the deviations of CC samples we exclude highest deviation of CC firstly than one more CC sample is out of range and again this value excluded. But one of the CC sample which have highest deviation and firstly excluded is in the range:-)

❝ At the result we exclude the two CC samples but one of them is in range.


Hey, I had not come across that situation before... It confirms the need to look at the graph, not just at the digits. No idea what I would do, I would need to look at the data.

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Ohlbe
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Ohlbe

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