Justification for the lack of ISR data [Bioanalytics]

posted by Dr Andrew Leary – Ireland, 2013-03-18 10:52 (4454 d 22:40 ago) – Posting: # 10217
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Dear All

I expect that many of you will have come across regulators who apply current bioanalytical guidelines to studies which were completed prior to 2011, without ISR.

The PKWP Q&A document from 10 DEC 2012 suggests that scientific justification for the lack of ISR might include taking into consideration "the width of the 90% confidence interval and the ratio to possibly justify that a false positive outcome due to ISR problems has a low probability".

Any ideas as to exactly how this might be achieved? :confused:

KR

Andrew Leary

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