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Table 1 Analytical quality risk assessment for identification of high-risk CPVs (Critical Procedure Variables) for variation in responses (resolution and tailing factor) using RPN (Risk Priority Numbering) ranking and filtering method

From: Method operable design region for robust RP-HPLC analysis of pioglitazone hydrochloride and teneligliptin hydrobromide hydrate: incorporating hybrid principles of white analytical chemistry and design of experiments

Source

DF

Adjusted SS

Adjusted MS

F-Value

P-Value

Risk priority number ranking

Risk priority number filtering

Risk priority ranking and filtering for Response 1 using Plackett–Burman design and Minitab software

Model

5

92.1244

18.4249

357.40

0.000

 Linear

5

92.1244

18.4249

357.40

0.000

  CPV—A

1

90.9151

90.9151

1763.53

0.000

Rank 1

High-risk

  CPV—B

1

0.9804

0.9804

19.02

0.005

Rank 2

High-risk

  CPV—C

1

0.0919

0.0919

1.78

0.230

Rank 3

Low-risk

  CPV—D

1

0.0850

0.0850

1.65

0.246

Rank 4

Low-risk

  CPV—E

1

0.0520

0.0520

1.01

0.354

Rank 5

Low-risk

Error

6

0.3093

0.0516

Total

11

92.4337

Risk priority ranking and filtering for Response 2 using Plackett–Burman design and Minitab software

  CPV—A

1

0.000408

0.000408

0.92

0.373

Rank 4

Low-risk

  CPV—B

1

0.297675

0.297675

673.98

0.000

Rank 1

High-risk

  CPV—C

1

0.000675

0.000675

1.53

0.263

Rank 3

Low-risk

  CPV—D

1

0.001875

0.001875

4.25

0.085

Rank 2

Low-risk

  CPV—E

1

0.000008

0.000008

0.02

0.895

Rank 5

Low-risk

Error

6

0.002650

0.000442

Total

11

0.303292