Validation of new methods.

By F. Peters, O. Drummer, F. Musshoff. Forensic Science International, 2007

1,281 citations recorded by the source corpus.

Subfields: Analytical Chemistry, Food Science, Small Animals

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In Analytical Chemistry

1. G. Cooper
2. R. Kronstrand
3. P. Kintz

In Food Science

1. G. Cooper
2. R. Kronstrand
3. P. Kintz

In Small Animals

1. G. Cooper
2. R. Kronstrand
3. P. Kintz

Citations in the corpus

• Forensic timber identification: It's time to integrate disciplines to combat illegal logging (2015, background): “Methodsmust be subject to extensive validation studies (Peters et al., 2007; SWGDAM, 2012), which assess the ability of tests to achieve the desired outcomes, and characterise the limits within which a test performs as required.”
• Society of Hair Testing guidelines for drug testing in hair. (2012, methodology): “org) with validation requirements in addition to publications specifically targeted for forensic and clinical toxicology method validation [13,14].”