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| 142 | The first is the conflation described above: a dead-space volume is quoted as though it were automatically a dose error. It is only a dose error under a specific condition — gas occupying the dead space when the dose is measured — and the condition is often left implicit. | 142 | The first is the conflation described above: a dead-space volume is quoted as though it were automatically a dose error. It is only a dose error under a specific condition — gas occupying the dead space when the dose is measured — and the condition is often left implicit. |
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| + | 144 | The second is the use of dead space as a device-quality claim. A device may be marketed on a low retained volume without stating how the figure was obtained, and because no standard requires the declaration, no comparability can be assumed. Marketing figures and gravimetrically measured figures for the same product have differed.{{r|zule2013}} | |
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| 144 | == References == | 146 | == References == |
| 145 | {{reflist}} | 147 | {{reflist}} |