1. Validation and method lifecycle
An analytical method is a procedure, i.e., a series
of more or less complex, planned operations, aiming at the determination
of an analyte. From a strict metrological vocabulary perspective,
the term measurand should be used, rather than analyte. However, analysts
have been able to gain acceptance for the latter term, which is better
suited to their discipline.
A set of ancillary resources is used to implement this measuring
procedure. This is referred to as a measuring system. Analyte
determination can be quantitative or qualitative.
Since most analytes are difficult to relate to a standard in the
International System (SI) of units, the initial question for an analyst
is to ensure that what is measured...
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