Article | REF: SL1040 V1

Characterization of a measurement method: key stage in the validation process

Author: Soraya AMAROUCHE

Publication date: June 10, 2010, Review date: September 24, 2018

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4. Conclusion

Validation of a measurement method is based on an in-laboratory study of quantified or verified characteristics (see table 8 ). They are used to demonstrate the laboratory's competence, and form the basis of a method validation file as part of a quality approach. But beyond this first use, this quantified information is also used to evaluate measurement uncertainty or other parameters that summarize the accuracy of a measurement.

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