Comparative interference by haemolysis inautomated assays for bilirubin at multiple analyte concentrationsComputer-controlled apparatus forautomated development of continuous flow methodsComputer-assisted automatic synthesis II.Development of a fully automated apparatusfor preparing substituted N–(carboxyalkyl)amino acidsCritical care analytes: pre-analytical factorsaffecting result quality for combined bloodgas and electrolyte systemsCalibration and measurement control basedon Bayes statistics

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Comparative interference by haemolysis inautomated assays for bilirubin at multiple analyte concentrations
Computer-controlled apparatus forautomated development of continuous flow methods
Computer-assisted automatic synthesis II.Development of a fully automated apparatusfor preparing substituted N–(carboxyalkyl)amino acids
Critical care analytes: pre-analytical factorsaffecting result quality for combined bloodgas and electrolyte systems
Calibration and measurement control basedon Bayes statistics
Computer-based automation of concentration measurementswith ion-selective electrodes
Comparison of seven serum assays on fourautomatic analysers
Computerized cyclic voltammetric detectionafter HPLC of the antineoplastic agentsetoposide, teniposide, adriamycin and itsmetabolite adriamycinol in urine samples
Control of optics in random access analysers
Confidence interval approach for evaluating bias in laboratory methods
Correspondence: A method fordetermining total nitrogen...
Comparison of a time-resolvedfluoroimmunoassay with a solid phaseimmunoradiometric assay themeasurement of alphafetoprotein inamniotic fluid
Comparative precision of laboratorymethods
Computer-aided chemistry. Part I: Control of the PAR 273 electrochemical instrument using the IBM 9001 laboratory computer
Computer acquisition and analysis of data in enzymatic-fluorimetric-continuous-flow methods for the measurement of glucose,lactate, pyruvate, alanine, glycerol and 3-hydroxybutyrate in human blood
Conversion of a potentiometric analyser to control by the ZX Spectrum microcomputer
Continuous-flow analysis: the Auto-Analyzer
Calculation error following sample dilution: a proposal for processing such specimens using a MUMPS program
Commentary: The changing role of computers in the laboratory
Carry-over in automatic analysers

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