Calculation of ISR deviation [Bioanalytics]

posted by Helmut Homepage – Vienna, Austria, 2013-04-23 21:30 (4806 d 10:59 ago) – Posting: # 10477
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Dear all,

stupid question. Sometimes I feel I’m lacking the most basic skills. EMA’s GL states:

The concentration obtained for the initial analysis and the concentration obtained by reanalysis should be within 20% of their mean for at least 67% of the repeats.

In the past we have calculated the percent deviation of the difference between measurements from their mean. Example:
  1st     2nd     x      ∆2-1    |∆ (% x)|
40.303  42.333  41.318  +2.030     4.91

Have we been too stringent? Does EMA expect instead:
  1st     2nd     x      ∆1-x    ∆2-x    ∆1 (% x)  ∆2 (% x)  |∆1,2 (% x)|
40.303  42.333  41.318  -1.015  +1.015   -2.46     +2.46        2.46


Confusing.

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