Method Reporting Limit MRL
Meaning, Term, and Glossary Definition - What is Method Reporting Limit MRL?
The lowest amount of an analyte in a sample that can be quantitatively determined with stated, acceptable precision and accuracy under stated analytical conditions (i.e. the lower limit of quantitation). Therefore, analyses are calibrated to the MRL, or lower. To take into account day-to-day fluctuations in instrument sensitivity, analyst performance, and other factors, the MRL is established at three times the MDL (or greater).
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Alternate Method Detection Limit Effluent Limitation Electromagnetic Geophysical Methods Equivalent Method Explosive Limits General Reporting Facility Limit of Detection LOD Limited Degradation Limiting Factor 
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