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ISO 15189:2007 — VERIFICATION AND VALIDATION DEFINITIONS — The text provides ISO definitions for both VERIFICATION and VALIDATED. What is the difference between these two terms?
A. Verification and validated are synonymous terms
B. VERIFICATION: Confirmation through examination and provision of OBJECTIVE EVIDENCE that SPECIFIED REQUIREMENTS HAVE BEEN MET; VALIDATED: The state of being confirmed by examination and provision of objective evidence that PARTICULAR REQUIREMENTS FOR A SPECIFIC INTENDED USE HAVE BEEN MET
C. Verification applies to methods; validated applies to equipment only
D. Verification is external; validated is internal
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