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Marshall G Nisbeth (Former Employee)

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TM22-01 Lab contamination bias leads to limits on low-conc data reporting for hexamethylenetetramine and data reloads for hexamethylenetetramine, gabapentin, guanylurea, and ractopamine, to NWIS for samples analyzed by NWQL schedule 2440
TM22-01 Lab contamination bias leads to limits on low-conc data reporting for hexamethylenetetramine and data reloads for hexamethylenetetramine, gabapentin, guanylurea, and ractopamine, to NWIS for samples analyzed by NWQL schedule 2440

TM22-01 Lab contamination bias leads to limits on low-conc data reporting for hexamethylenetetramine and data reloads for hexamethylenetetramine, gabapentin, guanylurea, and ractopamine, to NWIS for samples analyzed by NWQL schedule 2440

TM22-01 Lab contamination bias leads to limits on low-conc data reporting for hexamethylenetetramine and data reloads for hexamethylenetetramine, gabapentin, guanylurea, and ractopamine, to NWIS for samples analyzed by NWQL schedule 2440

This memorandum alerts users of the U.S. Geological Survey (USGS) National Water Quality Laboratory (NWQL) to a new publication that details the procedures used for determining and applying detection limits and reporting levels for results determined by NWQL methods.

By
National Water Quality Program
TM22-01 Lab contamination bias leads to limits on low-conc data reporting for hexamethylenetetramine and data reloads for hexamethylenetetramine, gabapentin, guanylurea, and ractopamine, to NWIS for samples analyzed by NWQL schedule 2440

TM22-01 Lab contamination bias leads to limits on low-conc data reporting for hexamethylenetetramine and data reloads for hexamethylenetetramine, gabapentin, guanylurea, and ractopamine, to NWIS for samples analyzed by NWQL schedule 2440

TM22-01 Lab contamination bias leads to limits on low-conc data reporting for hexamethylenetetramine and data reloads for hexamethylenetetramine, gabapentin, guanylurea, and ractopamine, to NWIS for samples analyzed by NWQL schedule 2440

This memorandum alerts users of the U.S. Geological Survey (USGS) National Water Quality Laboratory (NWQL) to a new publication that details the procedures used for determining and applying detection limits and reporting levels for results determined by NWQL methods.

By
National Water Quality Program

Science and Products

TM22-01 Lab contamination bias leads to limits on low-conc data reporting for hexamethylenetetramine and data reloads for hexamethylenetetramine, gabapentin, guanylurea, and ractopamine, to NWIS for samples analyzed by NWQL schedule 2440
TM22-01 Lab contamination bias leads to limits on low-conc data reporting for hexamethylenetetramine and data reloads for hexamethylenetetramine, gabapentin, guanylurea, and ractopamine, to NWIS for samples analyzed by NWQL schedule 2440

TM22-01 Lab contamination bias leads to limits on low-conc data reporting for hexamethylenetetramine and data reloads for hexamethylenetetramine, gabapentin, guanylurea, and ractopamine, to NWIS for samples analyzed by NWQL schedule 2440

TM22-01 Lab contamination bias leads to limits on low-conc data reporting for hexamethylenetetramine and data reloads for hexamethylenetetramine, gabapentin, guanylurea, and ractopamine, to NWIS for samples analyzed by NWQL schedule 2440

This memorandum alerts users of the U.S. Geological Survey (USGS) National Water Quality Laboratory (NWQL) to a new publication that details the procedures used for determining and applying detection limits and reporting levels for results determined by NWQL methods.

By
National Water Quality Program
TM22-01 Lab contamination bias leads to limits on low-conc data reporting for hexamethylenetetramine and data reloads for hexamethylenetetramine, gabapentin, guanylurea, and ractopamine, to NWIS for samples analyzed by NWQL schedule 2440

TM22-01 Lab contamination bias leads to limits on low-conc data reporting for hexamethylenetetramine and data reloads for hexamethylenetetramine, gabapentin, guanylurea, and ractopamine, to NWIS for samples analyzed by NWQL schedule 2440

TM22-01 Lab contamination bias leads to limits on low-conc data reporting for hexamethylenetetramine and data reloads for hexamethylenetetramine, gabapentin, guanylurea, and ractopamine, to NWIS for samples analyzed by NWQL schedule 2440

This memorandum alerts users of the U.S. Geological Survey (USGS) National Water Quality Laboratory (NWQL) to a new publication that details the procedures used for determining and applying detection limits and reporting levels for results determined by NWQL methods.

By
National Water Quality Program
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