The usual error model for calibration experiments is extended to situations where there are both short-term and long-term random errors of measurement. Such error models are useful where short-term errors are related to instrumentation, and long-term errors are related to operating procedures, environmental factors or changes in the artifacts themselves. The concept of a check standard is advanced for estimating variability and maintaining statistical control of the measurement process.
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