What are the typical error margins on common biochemical laboratory test results?

10 October 2015 0 4K Report

Am looking for details of the error margins for the most common biochemistry test results on blood.

Am calculating a single score from weighted test results and would like to do a simulation of the likely error margin in the combined score.

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