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What's the lowest concentration that a method or instrument can detect, and what's the lowest it can measure? What's the difference? How do we determine the limits of detection and…
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How do we know when we're really done with fermentation? How does enzymatic analysis work? What are the components of an enzymatic assay kit? Copyright Thi Nguyen Do not distribute without…
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What are some ways we can compare our method against a reference method? How can linear regression be used to compare datasets? What parameters in the regression equation should be considered? …
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What is internal standardization and what makes a good internal standard? Why does it work and how is it done? Copyright Thi Nguyen Do not distribute without permission thinguy@ucdavis.edu
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How is spike recovery used to evaluate the accuracy of an analytical method? How are one-tailed t-tests used to compare an experimental treatment versus a control? Can we use copper fining as an…
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Might R-squared values be a bit misleading? How should we evaluate the linearity of calibration curves? How do we create residual plots and use them to check for linearity? Copyright Thi Nguyen Do…
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