The first experimental step in the validation of an analytical method is the set up for the detection limit (LOD). The modern methods of limit detection are values statistical determined, which define the degree for an analytical method can separate a specific chemical substance from the background noise. A common mistake is to considerate the method detection limit as the lowest concentration which can be measured. Actually, it is the concentration on which we can decide if an element is present or not ( with an certain trust degree). The detection limits depends on the matrix, the equipment, the analyst and needs an analytical procedure well-done. Commission decision (2002/657/EC), of 12 august 2002, implementing Council Directive 9...
In compositional data analysis a value below detection limit (BDL) is typically modeled as the defin...
The limit of detection is one of the fundamental metrological characteristics of any chemical measur...
<p>PFAA: Perfluoroalkyl acid</p><p>MDL: Method detection limit</p><p>LOQ: Limit of quantification.</...
Summary: The relationship between the concentration of the analyte and the imprecision of an analyti...
The limit of detection (LOD) is an important figure of merit estimated in validation studies or when...
Determination of limit of detection (LOD) values in a forensic laboratory serves a fundamental foren...
<p>a) The calibration curves were constructed by plotting the peak areas versus the concentration of...
The instrumental limit of detection (LOD) lies at the heart of modern analytical chemistry, yet ther...
Limit of detection (LOD) and limit of quantification (LOQ) are two important performance characteris...
Synthetic drugs such as piperazines are among the most commonly abused drugs and are typically consu...
Some tools for estimating the uncertainty of XRF results are described. As introduction to the subje...
<p>Limits of detection (LOD; signal-to-noise ratio 3), limits of quantification (LOQ; three times th...
The current bioassay development literature lacks the use of statistically robust methods for calcul...
Initially in the Decision 2002/657/EC the criteria for the calculation of the decision limit (CCalph...
The limit of detection is a fundamental figure of merit in chemical analysis. Many different approac...
In compositional data analysis a value below detection limit (BDL) is typically modeled as the defin...
The limit of detection is one of the fundamental metrological characteristics of any chemical measur...
<p>PFAA: Perfluoroalkyl acid</p><p>MDL: Method detection limit</p><p>LOQ: Limit of quantification.</...
Summary: The relationship between the concentration of the analyte and the imprecision of an analyti...
The limit of detection (LOD) is an important figure of merit estimated in validation studies or when...
Determination of limit of detection (LOD) values in a forensic laboratory serves a fundamental foren...
<p>a) The calibration curves were constructed by plotting the peak areas versus the concentration of...
The instrumental limit of detection (LOD) lies at the heart of modern analytical chemistry, yet ther...
Limit of detection (LOD) and limit of quantification (LOQ) are two important performance characteris...
Synthetic drugs such as piperazines are among the most commonly abused drugs and are typically consu...
Some tools for estimating the uncertainty of XRF results are described. As introduction to the subje...
<p>Limits of detection (LOD; signal-to-noise ratio 3), limits of quantification (LOQ; three times th...
The current bioassay development literature lacks the use of statistically robust methods for calcul...
Initially in the Decision 2002/657/EC the criteria for the calculation of the decision limit (CCalph...
The limit of detection is a fundamental figure of merit in chemical analysis. Many different approac...
In compositional data analysis a value below detection limit (BDL) is typically modeled as the defin...
The limit of detection is one of the fundamental metrological characteristics of any chemical measur...
<p>PFAA: Perfluoroalkyl acid</p><p>MDL: Method detection limit</p><p>LOQ: Limit of quantification.</...