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Statistical analysis of data from dilution assays with censored correlated counts.

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Factors Governing the Accuracy of Subvisible Particle Counting Methods.

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Subvisible (2-100 μm) particle analysis during biotherapeutic drug product development: Part 2, experience with the application of subvisible particle analysis.

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Effect of solution properties on the counting and sizing of subvisible particle standards as measured by light obscuration and digital imaging methods.

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