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Werner Wosniok

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Clinical Chemistry and Laboratory Medicine|May 10, 2026
Reply to: Personalized reference intervals based on biological variation: a critical evaluation of strengths and limitationsWerner Wosniok
Clinical Chemistry and Laboratory Medicine|February 25, 2011
A new concept to derive permissible limits for analytical imprecision and bias considering diagnostic requirements and technical state-of-the-artRainer Haeckel, Werner Wosniok
Clinical Chemistry and Laboratory Medicine|May 21, 2010
Controversies on quotient reporting to standardize laboratory resultsRainer Haeckel, Werner Wosniok
Clinical Chemistry and Laboratory Medicine|April 6, 2004
The discordance rate, a new concept for combining diagnostic decisions with analytical performance characteristics. 2. Defining analytical goals applied to the diagnosis of type 2 diabetes by blood glucose concentrationsRainer Haeckel, Werner Wosniok
Clinical Chemistry and Laboratory Medicine|April 6, 2004
The phenomenon of regression-toward-the-meanRainer Haeckel, Werner Wosniok
Clinical Chemistry and Laboratory Medicine|October 7, 2009
Quantity quotient reporting. A proposal for a standardized presentation of laboratory resultsRainer Haeckel, Werner Wosniok
Clinical Chemistry and Laboratory Medicine|March 2, 2026
The conventional reference interval model: a historical framework?Werner Wosniok, Rainer Haeckel
Clinical Chemistry and Laboratory Medicine|July 30, 2010
Observed, unknown distributions of clinical chemical quantities should be considered to be log-normal: a proposalRainer Haeckel, Werner Wosniok
Clinical Chemistry and Laboratory Medicine|July 5, 2019
A new indirect estimation of reference intervals: truncated minimum chi-square (TMC) approachWerner Wosniok, Rainer Haeckel
Clinical Chemistry and Laboratory Medicine|May 28, 2021
The importance of correct stratifications when comparing directly and indirectly estimated reference intervalsRainer Haeckel, Werner Wosniok
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Clinical Chemistry and Laboratory Medicine|May 10, 2026
Reply to: Personalized reference intervals based on biological variation: a critical evaluation of strengths and limitationsWerner Wosniok
Clinical Chemistry and Laboratory Medicine|February 25, 2011
A new concept to derive permissible limits for analytical imprecision and bias considering diagnostic requirements and technical state-of-the-artRainer Haeckel, Werner Wosniok
Clinical Chemistry and Laboratory Medicine|May 21, 2010
Controversies on quotient reporting to standardize laboratory resultsRainer Haeckel, Werner Wosniok
Clinical Chemistry and Laboratory Medicine|April 6, 2004
The discordance rate, a new concept for combining diagnostic decisions with analytical performance characteristics. 2. Defining analytical goals applied to the diagnosis of type 2 diabetes by blood glucose concentrationsRainer Haeckel, Werner Wosniok
Clinical Chemistry and Laboratory Medicine|April 6, 2004
The phenomenon of regression-toward-the-meanRainer Haeckel, Werner Wosniok
Clinical Chemistry and Laboratory Medicine|October 7, 2009
Quantity quotient reporting. A proposal for a standardized presentation of laboratory resultsRainer Haeckel, Werner Wosniok
Clinical Chemistry and Laboratory Medicine|March 2, 2026
The conventional reference interval model: a historical framework?Werner Wosniok, Rainer Haeckel
Clinical Chemistry and Laboratory Medicine|July 30, 2010
Observed, unknown distributions of clinical chemical quantities should be considered to be log-normal: a proposalRainer Haeckel, Werner Wosniok
Clinical Chemistry and Laboratory Medicine|July 5, 2019
A new indirect estimation of reference intervals: truncated minimum chi-square (TMC) approachWerner Wosniok, Rainer Haeckel
Clinical Chemistry and Laboratory Medicine|May 28, 2021
The importance of correct stratifications when comparing directly and indirectly estimated reference intervalsRainer Haeckel, Werner Wosniok
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