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In pharmaceutical sciences, a scale-down refers to processes that support manufacturing regulation. When a parameter needed for pharmaceutical development falls out of range, a scale-down is implemented to keep production on course. Good controls indicating when a point of failure may occur are needed to indicate when a scale-down should be implemented.
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Kathryn DeMuth Sullivan
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...
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Carmen Leitch
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