This study evaluates the correlation between portable on-site testing devices and laboratory-based analyses for food, drug, and toxicology samples. Portable devices offer rapid preliminary results, while laboratory tests provide high-precision confirmation. By comparing sensitivity, specificity, detection limits, and accuracy, the study demonstrates the reliability of field devices and identifies best practices for sample handling, result interpretation, and follow-up testing. The findings guide regulatory agencies, law enforcement, and quality control teams in optimizing workflows, improving efficiency, and ensuring accurate decision-making in both field and lab environments.
Features:
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Compares portable on-site tests with laboratory analysis
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Evaluates sensitivity, specificity, detection limits, and accuracy
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Supports optimized sample handling and result interpretation
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Guides workflow efficiency and decision-making
Scope / Applications:
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Food, drug, and toxicology testing
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Law enforcement and regulatory compliance
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Field screening and laboratory confirmation
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Quality control and operational efficiency