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On Thu, 12 Jan 95 14:13:20 PDT BM@SLIP.technet.sg pontificated:
> Analytical method validation is described in the USP (for drugs)
> Can anybody suggest a more detailed source of information, both 
> theoretical/practical

There's a U.S. organization abreviated as A.O.A.C. which has published
information on analytcal method validation.  In particular, they recommend
cross-laboratory studies, as well as providing a simple methodology for
"ruggedness" testing of a method.  I believe the abbreviation stands for
the "Association of Official Analytical Chemists"; they used to sell a
small pamphlet sized handbook on statistical methods to be used for planning
and evaluating collaborative tests.

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