There are many studies required to validate an analytical method.Which of the studies below is not required for method validation?
A)method specificity
B)linearity
C)range
D)calibration
E)limit of detection

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Calibration is a required study for method validation. It involves determining the relationship between the analytical response and the concentration of analyte in the sample. The other studies listed (specificity, linearity, range, and limit of detection) are also required for method validation as they assess different aspects of the method's performance such as selectivity, the ability to measure over a range of concentrations, and the minimum amount of analyte that can be detected.

There Are Many Studies Required to Validate an Analytical Method