what is the difference between system precision and method
precision?
Answer Posted / ilayaraja
#1 System precision (System evaluation)
When you inject single preparation of standard in ten
times/or any number of replicates to the system and the
final result i.e %RSD meets acceptance criteria it shows
that, from injection , elution to detection of your
instrument functioning correctly.
Simply the system precision is evaluation of system.
#2 Method Precision (Method evaluation)
When you inject six preparation of same batch sample in
to your evaluated system,obtained six results should
precise.Then the method used for quantification is correct.
Simply the method precision is one of the testing parameter
to check the method used for the test is reproduble of
results or not.
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