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your first brainstorming session and for it to work smoothly; it takes many tries before you hit
on your formula.
Once we have our ideas we saw three methods of selection. By far the most powerful is to
use weighted criteria. We should recognize that this single table ensures that your FDA/MDD
auditors see that you are comparing inputs with outputs!
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