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Statistical Analysis of Pharmaceutical Stability Data

Thomas E. Norwood
- 01 Jan 1986 - 
- Vol. 12, Iss: 4, pp 553-560
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In this paper, a method for establishing the shelf-life for a pharmaceutical product using data from long-term stability studies is presented, which utilizes the work of Fuller and Battese (1973).
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A method is presented for establishing the shelf-life for a pharmaceutical product using data from long-term stability studies The method utilizes the work of Fuller and Battese (1973) An example is given which illustrates the use of the method with a set of pharmaceutical stability data

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