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Evaluation of linearity in the clinical laboratory

Jhang et al., 2004

Document ID
6368604428510577971
Author
Jhang J
Chang C
Fink D
Kroll M
Publication year
Publication venue
Archives of pathology & laboratory medicine

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Context.—Clinical laboratory assessment of test linearity is often limited to satisfying regulatory requirements rather than integrating this tool into the laboratory quality assurance program. Although an important part of quality control and method validation for clinical …
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