Process for improving the accuracy and reproducibility of data m

Details Process for improving the accuracy and reproducibility of data m Process for improving the accuracy and reproducibility of data m

1989-12-15

1992-08-11

Shaw, Dale M.

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435 79, 364497, G06F 1500

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ABSTRACT:
A process is indicated for improving the accuracy and reproducibility of the data measured in immunometric tests which are carried out using microtitration plates and in which a pipetting drift is observed. Correction is made by pipetting in a test control in a multiple determination at the start and at the end of a series of samples for examination, and deriving, from the change in the values measured in this multiple determination, a correction factor, varying from the start to the end, for the intermediate samples under examination.

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