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53% say validation doesn't improve instruments, only fits regulatory need, according to informal survey.(Brief Article): An article from: Validation Times

AuthorDan Whipple
PublisherWashington Information Source
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Author(s)Dan Whipple
PublisherWashington Information Source
ISBN / ASINB0008IMHW8
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