| The different types of analyzers are different | | | | marketing instrumentation as easy to use with |
| from one another. Hence, it depends on the | | | | canned methodology. And to make the situation |
| techniques on the quality of the analyst used | | | | worse, there is a tough competition between |
| rather than the quality of the chemistry analyzer. | | | | laboratories and between manufacturers. It |
| The existence of environmental analysis at | | | | generally narrows down to specifications of who |
| laboratories has set into the minds of the | | | | is quicker or can detect smaller quantities better. |
| consumer of methods with similar quantity and so | | | | As a result, the quality is always assumed and it is |
| as with the price competition. This price | | | | concluded to be equal. |
| competition produces results of cutbacks in | | | | Since not all analyzers are equal don’t expect |
| laboratories in a scale down of technician payment | | | | it either for the analyst since they have chosen |
| and slow drops in staff. The lab managers have | | | | different preferred techniques. A kind of device |
| compensated for the deduction of the staff and | | | | bought for a particular duty will vary as much on |
| "dumbing down” which is made possible by | | | | the quality of the analyst. This will also be identical |
| large dependence on automated equipment which | | | | to the type of task the instrument will be used |
| is known to produce generate equivalent results | | | | for. The more custom the task the simpler the |
| not considering of operator skill. The instrument | | | | chemistry analyzer can be. |
| designers have disseminated the problem through | | | | |