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Criteria for the detection of analytes in test samples

Ruig et al., 1989

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4630218497151295193
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Ruig W
Stephany R
Dijkstra G
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Journal of the Association of Official Analytical Chemists

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Analytical control must be carried out by validated methods. Validation of methods for all possible situations, ie, for all kinds of analytes in many different matrixes, by interlaboratory studies of meticulously described methods is unworkable because of the financial burden …
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