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functional test
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functional test
Clinical medicine A test in which the activity of a particular organ or gland is measured based on the activity evoked by the hormone, factor, or other product

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During the inspection the investigator found that the firm did not have procedures for final acceptance testing of the HemoBand-1M.
management company, was an integral part of the development and acceptance testing of the product and participated in its debut at the conference.
For instance, written procedures were not established for acceptance testing equipment (i.
 
 
 
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