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What is traceability, in practical terms, for a reference material?

Asked 6 Feb 2025Modified 18 months agoViewed 9.8k times
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This is my second independent submission on material from the same supplier.

I can predict the outcome but I cannot explain it, which means I will get the next case wrong.

I would like to know how confident the field actually is about this.

Can someone derive this rather than assert it?

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