New method validation products available from LGC

Developed for outstanding flexibility, mVal’s validation design module provides a unique ‘building block’ approach to validation suite planning for complete tailoring to individual requirements; experiment types, performance characteristics, numbers of replicates, outlier testing – even the terminol...

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Published inAccreditation and quality assurance Vol. 9; no. 4-5; p. 283
Main Author Marshall, Keith R.B.
Format Journal Article
LanguageEnglish
Published Heidelberg Springer Nature B.V 01.03.2004
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Customers
Laboratories
Mathematical analysis
Outliers (statistics)
Software packages
Training
Validation studies
United Kingdom > UK
Europe
Germany
India
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Summary:Developed for outstanding flexibility, mVal’s validation design module provides a unique ‘building block’ approach to validation suite planning for complete tailoring to individual requirements; experiment types, performance characteristics, numbers of replicates, outlier testing – even the terminology can be adapted to suit the customer or regulator. mVal also allows import and export of protocols using the industry-standard XML format, allowing rapid transfer between users or even between user and customer. Denis Walker, Director of DTI’s National Measurement System, which funds the VAM Programme, said: “Method validation has been a big issue within the analytical community for some time. Since its conception in 1988, the VAM Programme has been working tirelessly to promote the necessity for all analytical methods to be fully validated and has provided support, through seminars, training and collaboration on other publications. About LGC LGC (http://www.lgc.co.uk) is Europe’s leading independent analytical laboratory, providing advanced chemical, biochemical and forensic analysis, diagnostic services, DNA testing and genetic screening, research, method development, consultancy, training and analytical outsourcing.
ISSN:0949-1775
1432-0517
DOI:10.1007/s00769-003-0740-7