An interesting article for all those involved in the estimation of “Visible residue limits.”
Statistically Justifiable Visible Residue Limits
Mar 2, 2010
By: M. Ovais
Pharmaceutical Technology
Volume 34, Issue 3, pp. 58-71
The standard of visual cleanliness is commonly applied to the evaluation of surface contamination. Numerous published studies have examined the visually clean standard as a means of verifying cleaning effectiveness in pharmaceutical manufacturing, and methods for the quantitation of visible residue limits (VRLs) have been provided. Current methods for establishing VRLs are not statistically justifiable, however. The author proposes a method for estimating VRLs based on logistic regression.
An interesting article for all those involved in the estimation of “Visible residue limits.”
Statistically Justifiable Visible Residue Limits
Mar 2, 2010
By: M. Ovais
Pharmaceutical Technology
Volume 34, Issue 3, pp. 58-71
The standard of visual cleanliness is commonly applied to the evaluation of surface contamination. Numerous published studies have examined the visually clean standard as a means of verifying cleaning effectiveness in pharmaceutical manufacturing, and methods for the quantitation of visible residue limits (VRLs) have been provided. Current methods for establishing VRLs are not statistically justifiable, however. The author proposes a method for estimating VRLs based on logistic regression.
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