Do we really need to account for run bias when producing analytical results with stated uncertainty? - Reply

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The Guide to the Expression of Uncertainty in Measurement ( GUM) requires that measurement results are corrected for all recognized systematic effects. Therefore the answer to the comment of Kadis is unequivocally `yes`, run bias does need to be accounted for. The approach which combines a properly determined repeatability standard deviation and the uncertainty of the assessment of bias is a valid basis of the estimation of uncertainty of a measurement result. This approach produces a realisitic estimate of measurement uncertainty rather than a `safe` one.
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O'Donnell, Gregory
Hibbert, D. Brynn
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2007
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