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The constancy of the quotient in the last line of Table 7-2 is greatly improved over that in the line above the last, proving that Equation 7-5 holds. So far as we know, this is the first case in which the absorption effects for a series of solutions have been obtained so precisely. Examples of this kind place on a firmer basis the calculation of semiquantitative analytical results from measured intensities when the composition of the matrix (all of S but E, the element sought) in a sample is approximately known. For example, tungsten contents could be estimated from measurements of L7I intensity for sodium tungstate solutions even when other salts are present in the absence of such salts, tungsten contents... 

Tab. 3.14 Summary of analytical results from different methods for the determination of PAHs in SRM 1649a, Urban dust... 

A combination of techniques is typically used to verify the accuracy and precision of agrochemical applications to soil. For example, the catch-back method or passtime method is typically used in conjunction with analytical results from application verification monitors to confirm proper application. The catch-back method involves measuring the spray solution volume before and after application to double check that the desired volume of test solution was actually applied to the test plots. Experienced applicators are often able to apply within 2% of the targeted spray volume. 

When multiple hand washes or multiple face wipes are performed in the course of a replicate, the analytical results from the multiple washes of the matrix are added. Occasionally, a hand wash or face wipe is performed on a worker prior to the replicate to determine the background hand level of the analyte (active ingredient). If this is the case, the background amount can be subtracted from the overall analytical result for that wash. 

Earlier analytical results from the gas chromatographic analysis of fatty acids seemed to be very high. Williams [102] repeated much of the early work, using extreme care in the avoidance of contamination, and found very much smaller quantities. Papers concerned with the fatty acid content of the water column and sediment include [ 103-109]. 

Results full scale fire tests. The analytical results from six of the thirteen materials investigated in the full scale fire test art presented in Table II. The integrated amount of each gas from the start of the experiment until flash over in the room has occured i ... 

Sample throughput — Sample analysis (including analytical repeats and reassays for pharmacokinetic purposes) was performed between 25 August 2004 and 26 October 2004. Analytical results from 6875 samples were finalized during this period. 

Soil pH is perhaps the most critical and common soil measurement where a definite amount of water is added before a measurement is made. Soil pH is a particularly complicated measurement because the proton can and does exist as a hydronium ion in the soil solution, as an exchangeable ion on the cation exchange sites, and bonded to various soil constituents. Because of these complexities, a soil sample is usually brought to a standard moisture content before a pH measurement is made. By bringing different soils to a common moisture content, they can be compared and analytical results from different laboratories will be comparable. Although there is a number of ways to measure soil pH, typically it is carried out using a pH meter and a pH electrode. 

The quantity of analyte in an unknown sample is then determined by measuring the peak size of the analyte resulting from an injection of a known quantity of an unknown sample and dividing by the analyte s response factor ... 

Investigators must exercise professional judgment when interpreting analytical results from monitoring wells. In real-world situations, many other factors are involved that may interfere with the ideal. For example, the soil may contain line particles (clays or free organic carbon) that have an affinity for a particular component or certain microfluora that biodegrade some molecules more easily than others. 

GLP involves all aspects of the organization which is involved in generating an analytical result, from senior management to the bench workers. The essential features of GLP can be summarized as follows. 

At present, there are no widely distributed certified reference materials containing all of the radionuclides in the uranium and thorium decay series. Such reference materials are needed to calibrate instruments that make radionuclide measurements and to compare analytical results from different laboratories. The most critical need is for reference materials in the 235U decay series 231Pa, 227Ac, and 223Ra. 

In addition to ELS, charged aerosol (CA) or corona detector has more recently been introduced as a very promising HPLC detection system [105] while the sensitivity of the two systems is quite close, CA detector offers the advantage of a nearly linear response factor, particularly crucial for the assessment of enantiomeric purities, whereas ELS provides a nonlinear response at very low or high levels of analytes, resulting from several light scattering mechanisms and particle size distribution. 

There are few analytical results from comparisons of converting farms, which show ... 

If we don t have one stated value, but two independent sets of data (e.g. two analytical results from different laboratories or methods) we have to use the two-sample t-test, because we have to consider the dispersion of both data sets. In the same way as above we have to look carefully, what our question is it may be two-tailed (are the results significantly different ) or one-tailed (is the result from method A significantly lower than that from method B )... 

High Performance Liquid Chromatography High Performance Liquid Chromatography (HPLC) is an analytical chemical method which is used on a large scale routinely. If an HPLC method is developed, the question arises whether the analytical results from this method depend critically on small deviations in the mobile phase composition, the selected UV-wavelength for detection etc. 

A final 4-L aliquot of concentrator effluent was collected and extracted sequentially with dichloromethane at neutral, acidic (pH 2), and alkaline (pH 11) pH by using two extractions at each pH. The dichloromethane extracts were pooled and further concentrated by using Kudema-Danish evaporators. Analytical results from this residue were used in mass balance determinations under the conservative assumption that the concentrations of compounds present in the column effluent were relatively constant and that there was good partitioning of each into dichloromethane. 

On the basis of the analytical results from the primary sampling, the following investigations should be carried out in order to obtain a maximum of information ... 

If secondary sampling is required to provide a more detailed assessment of the problem under investigation, the analytical results from this second sampling step may be finally evaluated and interpreted together with the results from primary sampling ... 

In our work, the removal of organic sulfur from coal was followed by the ASTM procedure. In addition, the fate of iron and sulfur was assessed by a series of extraction experiments with analysis of the solid residues and the liquid extracts by conventional chemical methods. Finally, an instrumental method based on electron microprobe X-ray analysis was used for the direct determination of organic sulfur in the organic coal matrix (18, 19). The analytical results from the different... 

Fig. 4 Comparison of FEM results (filled circles connected by solid lines) for the deformation of a spherical shell with a ratio thickness to radius as in the experiment by a rigid spherical colloid. Dotted and broken lines are the analytical results from Reissner (Eq. 1) and Pogorelov (Eq. 2). In the FEM, R = 10 xm, It = 50 nm, E = 250 MPa und v = 1 /3 were used which is close to the experimental situation...

One final problem that must be addressed in the interpretation of sensor-array data is the reliability of the final result. Each sensor response contains a certain degree of error, and the propagation of error for a sensor array is not trivial. This fact has important ramifications in terms of identification of an analyte in the presence of interferences, as well as in the selection of coatings for inclusion in the array. The efficacy of the array depends on the uniqueness of coating responses as colinearity increases, error in the final result is amplified and the detection limit is adversely affected. These concerns have been addressed and the effects on the analytical result from the sensor array have been described quantitatively [260,272]. 

Donoghue, J.K., Dyson, E.D., Hislop, J.S., Leach, A.M., Spoor, N.L. (1972). Human exposure to natural uranium. A case history and analytical results from some postmortem tissues. Br. J. Ind. Med. 29 81-9. 

In order to obtain simple analytical results from this equation, Kramers assumed further that (3) the potential is parabolic near A, V(x) = and... 

The recent years have seen an incredible development in automated robust systems with purpose-written software allowing analytical results from these systems to be available to all with minimum knowledge of the techniques. LC/MS is now a volume product for the manufacturers with a new customer base of chemists, biologists and pharmacists as well as chromatographers and mass spectroscopists. 

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