All of the following describe the within-run replication experiment except:

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The interference experiment measures the constant systematic error caused by the presence of a substance suspected of interfering with the test method.The within-run replication experiment is the simplest type of study and should be one of the first performed to assess the performance of a new method.Because it allows assessment of precision over a very short time, the results cannot be extrapolated to indicate long-term performance of the method studied.The replication study should be performed with samples whose matrix is as similar as possible to that of the intended patient samples.

All of the Following Describe the Within-Run Replication Experiment Except