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Sustainable quality improvements for isotope dilution in molecular ultratrace analyses : fitness for purpose, performance-based criteria, and measurement uncertainty /

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第一著者: Tondeur, Yves
フォーマット: eBook
言語:英語
出版事項: [S.l.] : Elsevier, 2024.
主題:
Ultratrace analysis.
Submicrométhodes.
Ultratrace analysis
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目次:
  • Front Cover
  • SUSTAINABLE QUALITY IMPROVEMENTS FOR ISOTOPE DILUTION IN MOLECULAR ULTRATRACE ANALYSES
  • SUSTAINABLE QUALITY IMPROVEMENTS FOR ISOTOPE DILUTION IN MOLECULAR ULTRATRACE ANALYSESFITNESS FOR PURPOSE, PERFORMANCE-BASE ...
  • Copyright
  • Dedication
  • Contents
  • Synopses
  • Epigraphs
  • Descriptive keywords
  • About the author
  • Foreword
  • EXPRESSING A VISION: TAKING OUT DEAD RECKONING TO ACHIEVE FITNESS FOR PURPOSE
  • Acknowledgments
  • List of abbreviations and acronyms
  • 1
  • Spotlight on the issues
  • It is possible that we may be wrong!
  • A steward for the future
  • 2
  • The path to current reality
  • Nature of the relationships
  • In the name of maintaining stability
  • Fear factor
  • Deceitful method or thinking?
  • USEPA office of solid waste and emergency response PBMS implementation
  • Purpose, tactic, and hurdles
  • 3
  • Quality improvement movements
  • Realigning our thinking
  • Discovering the boundaries
  • Structural conflicts
  • Missing link
  • Losing sight of the purpose
  • More interested in being precisely wrong than accurate
  • Path to effective data
  • NELAC challenges
  • Acceptance of the questionable
  • Lack of consistency
  • Case in point
  • Laws of chemistry or physics
  • Improving quality
  • Empirical versus rational methods [15]
  • Leveling the playing field
  • Losing sight of the right
  • Known and documented (abysmal) quality
  • Improving Quality's structural conflicts
  • Validating underperformance
  • Today's old thinking versus Tomorrow's sustainability
  • Dodging quality
  • Path of least resistance
  • The Peter principle
  • Right focus
  • Methods innovation rule
  • Methods update rule
  • Now what?
  • To sum up
  • 4
  • Self-referential principle and enfolded performance concept
  • Commitment-based method
  • Double-focusing action
  • Pattern of Organization
  • Coherence and continuity
  • Self-reference
  • Enfolded performance
  • Identity of methods: Core principles
  • Identity of methods: Pattern of organization and structure
  • Core principles: Application to procedural steps
  • Sample conditioning (Fig. 4.6, Steps 1, 5 and 7
  • Figs. 4.11 and 4.12)
  • CP-1 sample conditioning: Understanding purpose, context, and relationships
  • CP-2 sample conditioning: Invest quality time at the front end
  • CP-3 sample conditioning: Document and record all
  • CP-4 sample conditioning: Clearly define the sample
  • CP-5 sample conditioning: Protect the sample integrity
  • CP-6 sample conditioning: Respect core step sequence
  • Sample fortification (Fig. 4.6, Steps 2, 4, 8
  • Fig. 4.8)
  • CP-1 sample fortification: Understand purpose, context, and relationships
  • CP-2 sample fortification: Invest quality time at the front end
  • Quantitation without representation
  • Sample fortification-Space and time (Fig. 4.14
  • Synopsis Fig. 3)
  • Space and time: Timing
  • Space and time: Integration
  • Space and time: Dispersal
  • Space and time: Location
  • Sample fortification-Volume
  • Volume: Technique

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