Common use of Reporting Limit Clause in Contracts

Reporting Limit. The “Reporting Limit” is the lowest concentration at which DEA can be detected in a sample of a Product by an accredited testing laboratory employing LC/MS/MS analysis or other method of analysis utilized by the ISO for qualitative and quantitative screening of cosmetics and cosmetic raw materials.

Appears in 3 contracts

Sources: Settlement Agreement, Settlement Agreement, Settlement Agreement

Reporting Limit. The “Reporting Limit” is the lowest concentration at which DEA can be detected in a sample of a Covered Product by an accredited testing laboratory employing by LC-MS/MS/, ICP-MS analysis or other reliable method of analysis utilized by the ISO for qualitative and quantitative screening of cosmetics and cosmetic raw materials.

Appears in 1 contract

Sources: Settlement Agreement

Reporting Limit. The “Reporting Limit” is the lowest concentration at which DEA can be detected in a sample of a Product the Products by an accredited testing laboratory employing LC/MS/MS analysis or other method of analysis utilized by the ISO for qualitative and quantitative screening of cosmetics and cosmetic raw materials.

Appears in 1 contract

Sources: Settlement Agreement

Reporting Limit. The “Reporting Limit” is the lowest concentration at which DEA can be detected in a sample of a Product by an accredited testing laboratory employing LC/MS/MS analysis or other method of analysis utilized by the ISO for qualitative and quantitative screening of cosmetics and cosmetic raw materials.employing

Appears in 1 contract

Sources: Settlement Agreement