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| 10 | Documentary review answers questions that analysis cannot. Whether a [[Batch number|batch number]] on a vial corresponds to a record the supplier can produce, whether a claimed certification exists and is current, whether an organisation is registered where it says it is — none of these is determinable by injecting a sample onto a column.{{r|reports}} | 10 | Documentary review answers questions that analysis cannot. Whether a [[Batch number|batch number]] on a vial corresponds to a record the supplier can produce, whether a claimed certification exists and is current, whether an organisation is registered where it says it is — none of these is determinable by injecting a sample onto a column.{{r|reports}} |
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| + | 12 | It also cannot answer questions that analysis can. A complete and internally consistent document set is not evidence that the material matches it. The two kinds of evidence are complementary and neither substitutes for the other. | |
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| 12 | == What documentary review examines == | 14 | == What documentary review examines == |
| 13 | The typical scope covers corporate identity and registration, the existence and currency of claimed certifications, the internal consistency of certificates against the lots and dates they name, and the correspondence between what a catalogue lists and what can actually be ordered.{{r|reports}} | 15 | The typical scope covers corporate identity and registration, the existence and currency of claimed certifications, the internal consistency of certificates against the lots and dates they name, and the correspondence between what a catalogue lists and what can actually be ordered.{{r|reports}} |