Question 9.14: What is the difference between the two models of quality in ...
What is the difference between the two models of quality in (bio)chemical information (the second facet of external connotations of SR in Analytical Chemistry)?
The model comprising three facets of quality (namely, intrinsic, referential or held as true and routine) is more simple. Also, it constitutes one side of the tetrahedron including required information (the third basic standard for Analytical Chemistry) as a fourth facet in addition to perceived quality as a fifth.
The most salient difference between the two models is that the latter is much more comprehensive than the former.
Related Answered Questions
Question: 9.22
Verified Answer:
(1) An extraneous analyte may be deliberately adde...
Question: 9.21
Verified Answer:
As per ISO Guide 26000:2010, transparency is one t...
Question: 9.20
Verified Answer:
Through the commitment of laboratories and their p...
Question: 9.19
Verified Answer:
It is crucial with a view to avoiding errors in tr...
Question: 9.18
Verified Answer:
Honesty and professionalism in the transfer of (bi...
Question: 9.17
Verified Answer:
One essential requirement for performing a given a...
Question: 9.16
Verified Answer:
The main function of the communication office of t...
Question: 9.15
Verified Answer:
Because it is not the same to deliver primary data...
Question: 9.13
Verified Answer:
The internal connotations of SR in Analytical Chem...
Question: 9.12
Verified Answer:
Although the significance of each potential source...