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41The self-selection problem operates at the level of what gets reported at all. Purchasers who commission testing are not a random sample of purchasers, and results that are published are not a random sample of results obtained. This wiki's own community tally is subject to both effects and says so.{{r|reports}}41The self-selection problem operates at the level of what gets reported at all. Purchasers who commission testing are not a random sample of purchasers, and results that are published are not a random sample of results obtained. This wiki's own community tally is subject to both effects and says so.{{r|reports}}
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+43== Services referenced on this wiki ==
+44Four services are referred to throughout the site's body copy, and each has an article: [[Janoshik Analytical]], [[Medutest]], [[PeptideMeter]] and [[VendorInvestigate]]. They differ in what they do — two are analytical laboratories, one is a results database, one is a documentary review service — and are not interchangeable.
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+46| Service | What it produces |
+47|---|---|
+48| [[Janoshik Analytical]] | Analytical report with released chromatogram |
+49| [[Medutest]] | Analytical report on submitted material |
+50| [[PeptideMeter]] | Aggregated public database of submitted results |
+51| [[VendorInvestigate]] | Documentary and supply-chain review |
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43== References ==53== References ==
44{{reflist}}54{{reflist}}