Common use of NOT ACCEPTABLE Clause in Contracts

NOT ACCEPTABLE. RP<2% ACCEPTABLE. 2%<=RP<=15% ACCEPTABLE WITH WARNING. 15%<RP<=30% NOT ACCEPTABLE. RP>30% RP = Relative Precision ‌ The intent of the distribution graphs contained within this report is to graphically demonstrate to users how % Bias data within the current MAPEP Series appears when examined by matrix, by analyte, by method of sample preparation or by method of detection. Biases greater than +/- 100% have been screened from the data. The box plot of the bias data points and the mean visually illustrate the breadth of the distribution and where potential outliers in the distribution might lie. The statistics for the distribution plot are provided adjacent to the Bias plot. In some cases, N becomes very small and thus developed statistics may not accurately reflect estimates of the population if N were a significantly larger value.

NOT ACCEPTABLE. RP<2RP < 2% ACCEPTABLE. 2%<=RP<=152% <= RP <= 15% ACCEPTABLE WITH WARNING. 15%<RP<=3015% < RP <= 30% NOT ACCEPTABLE. RP>30RP > 30% RP = Relative Precision (RP) = (Reported Uncertainty / Reported Result) x 100 ‌ The intent of the distribution graphs contained within this report is to graphically demonstrate to users how % Bias data within the current MAPEP Series appears when examined by matrix, by analyte, by method of sample preparation or by method of detection. Biases greater than +/- 100% have been screened from the data. The box plot of the bias data points and the mean visually illustrate the breadth of the distribution and where potential outliers in the distribution might lie. The statistics for the distribution plot are provided adjacent to the Bias plot. In some cases, N becomes very small and thus developed statistics may not accurately reflect estimates of the population if N were a significantly larger value.