A natural history of analytical methods†

Abstract

It is postulated that, since analytical methods adapt to user requirements by an evolutionary process, the Horwitz function, which predicts reproducibility precision, must be regarded as a fitness-for-purpose criterion in appropriate sectors of analytical chemistry.

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