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The following example illustrates how to represent results from HPHC testing of a tobacco product under study using the Product Testing (PT) domain. This testing is conduct on samples of the product of interest, and if applicable samples of comparison products. Each product tested would have it's own unique sponsor-defined value for SPTOBID to identify the product. Tobacco product HPHC testing results are represented in the PT domain. This example illustrates HPHC testing and smoking regimens for a cigarette product. The example assumes testing at a single time point, not serial testing over multiple timepoints as in stability studies. See Section 3.1.4, Stability Studies, for more information and examples illustrating how to represent those data.

This example only shows test results for each constituent for one 1 replicate of 1 sample of one 1 product that was tested . The sampling plan (PTREPNUM = 1 for all records). Details of the sampling and testing plan, including the number of samples of the products tested, are determined by the sponsor. In reality, sponsors would applicant or by regulatory requirement.  Applicants would likely have multiple product samples tested in multiple replicates, and those would be distinguished in the dataset . These sample identification information may be represented in PTREFID, and/ or PTSPID. In this example, SPTOBID indicated the product identification, and each sample of that product was numbered as Sample 1 thru Sample n. Many sponsor may use more specific codes to identify the source of product sample.          by values of PTREPNUM being set to 1 through n, where n = the number of replicates being performed.

Note the use of the PTXFN (external file name) to indicate that the lab methodology was submitted as separate documentation.