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[FIGURE 4 OMITTED] Wide Angle X-ray Diffraction The WAXS diffraction patterns were produced using a matrixing micro beam X-ray camera designed and built in our laboratory.
A multi-stream flow technique to obtain isotropic texture in extruded ... by Boles, D.; Cakmak, M.; Yalcin, B. / Polymer Engineering and Science
The firm's SOP-82-01 entitled "Stability Program" requires in part that accelerated stability testing be conducted for all new drug products at certain intervals and allows for use of bracketing and matrixing of products in obtaining representative accelerated stability data.
Elge warned for laboratory control failures by Mashaw, Rebecca / Validation Times
Basic concepts in stability testing are explained, followed by short- term stability studies such as accelerated testing, estimating drug expiration dating periods, study designs such bracketing and matrixing, and statistical analysis with fixed batches.
Statistical design and analysis of stability studies by SciTech Book News
 
 
 
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