Unacceptable results definition

Unacceptable results means those results on performance evaluation samples that exceed the
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Unacceptable results means those results on performance evaluation samples that exceed the specified acceptable range as indicated by a US EPA accredited vendor.
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Unacceptable results means those results on performance evaluation samples or split samples that vary by more than the 99 percent confidence interval or three standard deviations as determined by the United States Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) or the State Laboratory; all other results are acceptable.
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Examples of Unacceptable results in a sentence

  • Unacceptable results will require the Supplier to initiate and implement corrective action, after which another sample will be submitted for evaluation and final approval.


More Definitions of Unacceptable results

Unacceptable results means those results on performance evaluation samples that exceed the specified acceptable
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Unacceptable results means those results on performance evaluation samples that exceed the specified acceptable range as indicated by an accredited vendor.
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