'stated intended use'. Reliab- idation is 'making or being made valid'. Obviously valida- ity clearly is a property of a measurement result.

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P. De Bievre: Editorial/Introduction to this volume.- F.T. Peters, H.H. Maurer: Bioanalytical method validation and its implications for forensic and clinical toxicology - A review.- I. Kuselman, B. Anisimov, A. Shenhar, A. Lepek: Validation of a computer program for atomic absorption analysis.- G.A. Ross: Instrumental validation in capillary electrophoresis and checkpoints for method validation.- L. Huber, H. Wiederoder: Qualification and validation of software and computer systems in laboratories. Part 1.- M. Buzoianu, H.Y. Aboul-Enein: Clinical reference materials for the validation of the performance of photometric systems used for clinical analyses.- St. L.R. Ellison, A. Williams: Measurement uncertainty and its implications for collaborative study method validation and method performance parameters.- L. Huber: Qualification and validation of software and computer systems in laboratories, Part 2.- L. Huber: Qualification and validation of software and computer systems in laboratories, Part 3.- L. Huber: Qualification and validation of software and computer systems in laboratories, Part 4.- S. Seno, S. Ohtake, H. Kohno: Analytical validation in practice at a quality control laboratory in the Japanese pharmaceutical industry.- R. Bettencourt, da Silva et al.: Validation of the uncertainty evaluation for the determination of metals in solid samples by atomic spectrometry.- R.J. Wells: Validation requirements for chemical methods in quantitative analysis, horses for courses?.- R.J. Wells: Validation requirements for chemical methods in quantitative analysis, horses for courses?.- Stefan, Aboul-Enein: Validation criteria for developing ion selective membrane electrode for analysis of pharmaceuticals.- S. Küppers: Is the estimation of measurement uncertainty a viable alternative to validation?.- R.C. Diaz et al.: Validation of an HPLC method for the determination of p-dichlorobenzene and naphthalene in mothrepellents.- V.J. Barwick et al.: The evaluation of measurement uncertainty from method validation studies, Part 1.- V.J. Barwick et al: The evaluation of measurement uncertainty from method validation studies, Part 2.- S. Linko: Automated ion selective measurement of lithium in serum. A practical approach to result-level verification in a two-way method validation.- P. Woitke et al.: Determination of Hydrocarbons in Water - Interlaboratory Method Validation prior routine monitoring.- G. Anand Kumar, G. Swarnabala et al.: Interlaboratory quality audit program for potable water - Assessment of method validation done on ICP-OES.- N. Majcen: A need for clearer terminology and guidance in the role of reference materials in method development and validation.- E. Ramoskiene et al.: Validation of salt spray corrosion test.- M. Lauwaars, E. Anklam: Method validation and reference materials.- B. Hibbert: Method validation of modern analytical techniques.- M. Holmgren: Validation of test methods - General principles and concepts.- A. Gillespie: Marketing valid analytical measurement.- R. Kadis: Analytical procedure in terms of measurement (quality) assurance.- A. Leclerq: Flexibilisation of the scope of accreditation: an important asset for food and water microbiology laboratories.- H. Hey: Legal requirements on validation of test methods for official control of foodstuffs, veterinary drug residues and element contaminants in the EC.- M. Lauwaars: Methods validation - AOAC¿s three validation systems.- M. Holmgren: Observing validation, uncertainty determination and traceability in developing Nordtest test methods.