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A guy took his date to a natural history museum and they saw this T-Rex fossil. In an attempt to impress his date, this guy told her that this fossil is 73,000,003 year-old. Being a biology major, she didn't believe that carbon dating can be this exact. Of course, she asked politely that how he knows that. Our guy said with pride that he knows it because that the museum tour guide told him this exact T-Rex fossil was 73,000,000 year-old when he visited the museum 3 years ago.

The rounding rule for significant figure in layman's term is that when we add numbers together, the sum needs to be rounded up to have the same degree of uncertainty as the number that has the largest uncertainty. Otherwise, the precision of the measurement will be misrepresented.
For Example:
73,000,000 + 3 = 73,000,003 -> 73,000,000
73,000,000 + 3,300,000 = 76,300,000 -> 76,000,000

It's the same when adding individual spore concentrations to come up with the total spore concentrations.
For Example:
7,300 Asp/Pen + 13 Stachybotrys = 7,313 -> 7,300
7,300 Asp/Pen + 130 Stachybotrys = 7,430 -> 7,400

In fact, it's in AIHA EMLAP Policy that data need to be rounded up to the proper significant figure to represent the correct precision. If the labs do not round it up after adding the numbers together, the precision is misrepresented. Check your lab reports to see if you need to call your lab and tell them about the story about a "73 million and 3" Year-Old Dinosaur Fossil".

We all know that your lab can either be your best friend or your worst enemy! If standing between you and your customers is a "Money-Making Mega Lab" with un- reproducible data and watered-down cheap services, it is no wonder that your business is not growing the way you want it to grow. Quality analyses with personal attention from QLab can help you grow your business like no one else!

We typically help companies that have been frustrated with unsatisfying services from their current microbiology lab on issues such as:
(1) poor technical support
(2) no personal attention
(3) inconsistent results
(4) project delay; slow turnaround time
(5) reports not making sense
(6) lack of ethics

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What good is a mold report if the homeowner or property manager cannot even read it? Many bar graphs for airborne fungal spores are not proportional to the concentrations of spores, which makes it confusing to read, even for scientists-not to mention homeowners or facility managers. For example, the ratio of bar heights of 1000 to 100 to 10 spore/m3 on a log scale graph is actually 3 to 2 to 1. It's good for scientific research, but it's certainly not helping when you try to explain the results to homeowners.

QLab's proprietary and copyrighted MoldSense QGraph is "Visually-Representing and Proportionally- Correct." Homeowner can see a clear visual representation of airborne spore profiles in all samples as illustrated on MoldSense QGraph. On the other hand, they cannot understand why your competitor's report graphs are not even proportional to the concentrations reported. Show a copy of MoldSense QGraph to your prospects, and you can easily increase your sales closing rate. Stop giving your customers a cloudy mental confusion and start providing them a clear visual representation.

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