intrasubject [Regulatives / Guidelines]

posted by Helmut Homepage – Vienna, Austria, 2012-01-16 15:50 (5277 d 11:47 ago) – Posting: # 7950
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Dear Karthik!

❝ they asked to calculate both intrasubject and intersubject CV.

❝ for intersubject they asked to calculate from art.mean and std dev.


OK, we had that before. That’s not correct, but calculate it according to their form anyhow.

❝ for intrasubject they given the statement like that

❝ according to the query 'the intrasubject variability in the reference literature is not consistent with your value'


I guess your CVintra is (much?) lower than the one given in literature? If pub­lished studies were not using an awful bioanalytical method (high CV) WHO might be suspicious that something went wrong in the study, e.g., conversion of a metabolite to the parent in the ion-source in LC/MS-MS. Since metabolites generally have lower CVs that the parent you will get a lower CV than with a method which separates parent & metabolites. Are your mean concentrations substantially higher than in the literature? If yes, get prepared for an inspection.

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