What does PF stand for?

Pass/Fail (grade)

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It also locates and counts defects, scratches and evaluates against pass/fail criteria.

United States: JDSU Introduces New Fiber Inspection and Testing ...

Its clear Pass/Fail Indicator (PFI) provides quick results and lets users move on to the next measurement without needing to look at the display unless the PFI alarm flashes.

Densitometer

In addition to OTDR event analysis, pass/fail acceptance values can be set to alert the test operator of failing or marginal events.

Optical time-domain reflectometer

[ILLUSTRATION OMITTED] A system operator sets the parameters (target and tolerances) for all product position measurements, and these values can be used to determine pass/fail inspection results.

Diatec

The TouchFanel controller, whose screens are easy to learn and use (and eliminate the need for PCs, thereby taking up less lab space), can be used in production to do pass/fail testing.

Instron's 3300 single-column testing system offers easy configuration

Each kit contains the standard operating procedures, documentation, materials and bespoke software required for data analyses to produce traceable results against user defined pass/fail criteria.

Taking control of analytical validation

If the purpose of the exam is--as was emphatically told by one of the past examiners--to preserve the high standards and quality of those admitted to the Bar, does not a lowering of the pass/fail line erode that purpose?

Examining the exam

NOT ONLY are accounting firms doing more fraud detection in the wake of Enron and other scandals, there is also a movement afoot to replace the current pass/fail audit with a more detailed grading system.

Should audits be graded?