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Influence of the approach to calibration on the accuracy and the traceability of certified values in certified reference materials

TrAC Trends in Analytical Chemistry, 2012
Abstract The use of calibrants properly characterized with respect to identity and purity is an important requirement to achieve accurate, reliable results in chemical measurements. In particular, in generating data that contribute to assigning a property value to a certified reference material (CRM), compromises often made for routine measurements ...
Reinhard Zeleny, Heinz Schimmel
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Certified value sellers

Business Strategy Review, 2008
Some companies think that offering deep discounts to buyers is the only way to sell their products in business markets. James Anderson, Nirmalya Kumar and James Narus propose a better way.
ANDERSON, James, KUMAR, Nirmalya, NARUS, James A.   +2 more
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Why We Care about Certified B Corporations: From Valuing Growth to Certifying Values Practices

Academy of Management Discoveries, 2019
This article is a commentary on "The Impact of B Lab Certification on Firm Growth" by Simon Parker, Edward Gamble, Peter Moroz, and Oana Branzei.
Joel Gehman, Matthew G. Grimes, Ke Cao
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Measuring Calorific Value in Certifying Major Fuels

Measurement Techniques, 2002
It is shown that the international practice of accounting for natural gas in terms of its total energy content makes it possible to obtain comparable prices for the energy produced by various fuels. It is proposed that the calculations should be based on the higher heat of combustion, not the lower one.
Yu. I. Aleksandrov, E. N. Korchagina
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