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Pharmaceutical Technology

  • Pharmaceutical Technology-09-02-2005
  • Volume 29
  • Issue 9

Analytical Method Equivalency: An Acceptable Analytical Practice

Participants in a 2003 PhRMA workshop present the industry’s current thinking on developing analytical method equivalency, including the importance of sample selection, acceptance criteria, data evaluation, and documentation.
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