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within-subject biological variation: a standalone construct

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within-subjectbiological variation1 CONSTRUCTWithin-subjectFRASER · CLINICAL LABORATORY

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Clinical laboratory science

the natural random fluctuation of an analyte around a person's set point, used to set quality goals and interpret results.

In clinical laboratory science, within-subject biological variation refers to the natural random fluctuation of an analyte around a person's set point, used to set quality goals and interpret results. This meaning comes from Fraser (1989) in Critical Reviews in Clinical Laboratory Sciences.[1]

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References

  1. Fraser, G. G., & Harris, E. K. (1989). Generation and Application of Data on Biological Variation in Clinical Chemistry. Critical Reviews in Clinical Laboratory Sciences, 27(5), 409-437. https://doi.org/10.3109/10408368909106595

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