Field of testing definition
Field of testing means the categories of subject matter the laboratory tests, such as pesticide, microbial, potency, residual sol- vent, heavy metal, mycotoxin, foreign matter, and moisture content de- tection.
Field of testing means the categories of subject matter the laboratory tests, such as pesticide, microbial, potency, residual solvent, heavy metal, mycotoxin, foreign matter, and moisture content detection.
Field of testing means an approach to certifying laboratories by program, method and analyte.
More Definitions of Field of testing
Field of testing means the testing category identified in Sections 100860.1 and 100862 of the Health and Safety Code.
Field of testing means the combination of analyte, method, matrix, and program for which a laboratory may hold accreditation or certification.
Field of testing means the testing category identified in Sections 100860.1 and 100862 of the Health and Safety Code. Each testing category represents the collected sample type by matrix and testing type by discipline.
Field of testing certification" ] means an approach to certifying laboratories by [ program matrix ], [ method technology/method ] and [ analyte analyte/analyte group ].
Field of testing means NELAC’s approach to accrediting laboratories by program, method and analyte. Laboratories requesting accreditation for a program-method-analyte combination or for an up-dated/improved method are required to submit only that portion of the accreditation process not previously addressed.”