A disadvantage is that the above circuit arrangement gives imprecise results.

the outcome of the assessments referred to in (a) and (b) indicates that there is a possibility that the audit will have a positive result; and

Subtle changes can give surprisingly large results.

The different algorithms will give different results.

Each batch of reagent must exhibit unequivocal positive or negative results by all recommended techniques in accordance with the results obtained from the performance evaluation data.

Non-medicinal measures can deliver the same results.

Each batch of reagent must exhibit unequivocal positive or negative results by all recommended techniques in accordance with the results obtained from the performance evaluation data.

A combination of both would probably brings faster results.

The right strategy can generate unbelievable results.

A contaminated sample will result in inaccurate results.

Both of those factors can give misleading results.

Sometimes even mistakes can have wonderful outcomes!

Different combinations may give very different results.

And those efforts are beginning to show positive results.

This tried-and-true technique can still yield results.