Diluted Test Result definition

Diluted Test Result. - A diluted test result means that the specific gravity of the specimen is 1.003 or less and the creatinine level is less than 20 mg/dl. The following are some of the causes for a diluted sample and the related procedures:
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Diluted Test Result. - A diluted test result means that the specific gravity of the specimen is
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Diluted Test Result. A test result where the specific gravity of the specimen is 1.003 or less and the creatinine level is less than 20 mg/dl.
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Examples of Diluted Test Result in a sentence

  • Providing a specimen that is deemed a Diluted Test Result, for a second time without subsequently providing a Negative Test Result by oral fluid test per Article IX(C)11.

  • The sense of belonging to is a basic motivator (Maslow, Lewis, 1987).

  • If the second specimen is also a Diluted Test Result, the Employee may request a third test using the oral fluid method.

  • A single Diluted Test Result is not accepted as a valid Negative Test Result and the Employee will have the option to retest not more than 24 hours after notification by the Employer.

  • Inactive Status - Ineligibility for employment as a result of missing a test (without fault) or as a result of receiving a Diluted Test Result or an Unsuitable Test Result.

  • Consequences of a Diluted Test Result: If an employee/job applicant’s drug test result is diluted, the employee/job applicant must submit to retesting.

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