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NOTE TO TEAM REVIEWERS:

The example below demonstrates the required data structure of one record per analyte per replicate per test condition per timepoint to accurately represent data from a stability study.
The resulting structure would require 648 rows to illustrate the 12 analytes shown in the example study we received, done in triplicate under two test conditions at the number of timepoints in the example study.

For conciseness, we have abbreviated the examples below to demonstrate the concepts as follows:

First- we show all 12 analytes as a single replicate, at one time point and one test condition The first PT dataset shows 7 constituents/parameters, each as a single replicate (PTREPNUM=1), at 1 time point (PTTPT=Week 0 / PTTPTNUM=1) and from 1 set of storage conditions (STOCONID= Condition 1) in order to illustrate the variables and terminology required to put together a stability study with assays  done in replicate at different time points and varying test conditions, even though only one record per analyte is illustrated.

Second- We show ONE analyte (moisture) in triplicate, over a series of time points and two test conditions to give a sense of what the complete data would look like.

Hopefully users could combine the information shown in both examples to construct a complete dataset containing all the records for each analyte-replicate-test condition-time point group.

construct an SDTM-conformant PT dataset for a stability study of a smokeless product. Some constituent names (Values of PTTESTCD/PTTEST) appear twice because their results are reported two separate ways: once for the result as tested and once where the result is expressed as dry weight basis (the latter is indicated by PTTSTDTL = DRY WEIGHT BASIS). Note that the constituent/parameter names shown do not represent an exhaustive list of the controlled terminology that will be developed to support representation of stability studies in SDTM.