Data collection checklist developed from

Reviewers may use a checklist similar to the one given in Table I to collect data in a concise format on one page so that differences between treatment groups and the relationships between different parameters become obvious at a single glance. Litter data endpoints can be arranged in a logic order to be considered not in isolation but in context with related endpoints in the cascade of development from ovulation to the end of the fetal period. 

To demonstrate the validity of an analytical method, data regarding working range/ calibration, recovery, repeatability, specificity and LOQ have to be provided for each relevant sample matrix. Most often these data have to be collected from several studies, e.g., from several validation reports of the developer of the method, the independent laboratory validation or the confirmatory method trials. If the intended use of a pesticide is not restricted to one matrix type and if residues are transferred via feedstuffs to animals and finally to foodstuffs of animal origin, up to 30 sets of the quality parameters described above are necessary for each analyte of the residue definition. Table 2 can be used as a checklist to monitor the completeness of required data. 

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