TFS-{CAT}-1220

Reproducibility across independent tests

Every report below is an observation of the same physical material. What they disagree about is measurement; what they agree about is the lot. The size of the disagreement is compared against what the contributing laboratories' own repeatability figures predict.

Member reports 14

Every report the index holds on this lot. Each is a page carrying its own chromatogram, mass spectrum, mass balance, provenance and caveats.

By laboratory

Where more than one laboratory assayed this lot, the difference between them is a paired observation of their relative bias — the same material, the same time window, different instruments. Those pairs are what the index's bias estimates are built from.

The supplier's certificate for this lot

One number the supplier wrote, beside the median of the numbers other people measured on the same physical material. That comparison is only available because the index groups by lot.

Impurity fingerprint

The named impurities reported across this lot's assays, with how consistently each was seen. A fingerprint is what allows two lot numbers held by different companies to be identified as one bulk.

Shared-bulk links

Rule AX-R09. Where impurity fingerprints and latent composition match across companies, the index treats the material as one bulk and counts it once in aggregates.

What this rollup does not establish