Validation of qualitative analytical methods
By E. Trullols, I. Ruisánchez, F. Rius. 2004
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Subfields: Management Information Systems
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- Using measurement uncertainty in decision-making and conformity assessment (2014, unknown): “Although ‘qualitative’ analysis has been defined as the ‘Assessment of presence or absence of one or more analytes in sample due to its physical and chemical properties’ (Trullols et al 2004), the decision to classify as go/no-go is not exclusive to qualitative measurement (Pendrill 2011).”
- Validation of new methods. (2007, background): “For qualitative procedures, a general validation guideline is currently not available [12], but there seems to be agreement that at least selectivity and the LOD should be evaluated and that additional parameters like precision, recovery and ruggedness (robustness) might also be important [3,12,15,1”