Quality control aims to ensure analytical data errors are acceptable for intended use. Errors must be quantified to determine if they are acceptable, and unacceptable errors must be identified so corrective action can be taken. Standard deviation provides a standard way to assess what is normal versus unusually large or small.
Quality control aims to ensure analytical data errors are acceptable for intended use. Errors must be quantified to determine if they are acceptable, and unacceptable errors must be identified so corrective action can be taken. Standard deviation provides a standard way to assess what is normal versus unusually large or small.
Quality control aims to ensure analytical data errors are acceptable for intended use. Errors must be quantified to determine if they are acceptable, and unacceptable errors must be identified so corrective action can be taken. Standard deviation provides a standard way to assess what is normal versus unusually large or small.
Quality control aims to ensure analytical data errors are acceptable for intended use. Errors must be quantified to determine if they are acceptable, and unacceptable errors must be identified so corrective action can be taken. Standard deviation provides a standard way to assess what is normal versus unusually large or small.
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Quality control is the term used to describe the practical steps
undertaken to ensure that errors in the analytical data are of a
magnitude appropriate for the use to which the data will be put.
This implies that the errors have to be
quantified to enable a decision whether they are of an acceptable magnitude, and that unacceptable errors are discovered so that corrective action can be taken So, using the Standard Deviation we have a "standard" way of knowing what is normal, and what is extra large or extra small. The The "Sample Standard "Population Standard Deviation" Deviation":
Looks complicated, but the important change is to
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