Based on acceptance sampling information, re is decision making regarding lot information. This decision is eir to accept or reject lot. So it is called, Lot Sentencing.

When re are many items to be inspected and inspection error rate is sufficiently high, that 100% inspection might cause a high % of defective units to be passed, procedure of acceptance sampling is adopted.

In Double sampling plan, it is not necessary to take two samples. Sometimes we can accept or reject lot based upon information from first lot.

As 0% inspection does not need any equipment or personnel to check product component supplied by supplier, it has lowest number of manpower required.

As it will give better results in case of 100% inspection when test procedure of a component is non-destructive, cheap, and fast, full lot sampling procedure is adopted.

There is a derivative civilian standard originated from MIL STD 105E, ANSI/ASQC Z1.4. It is quite similar to MIL STD 105E standard.

There are generally 3 levels of inspection in case of MIL STD 105E. The level I requires about one-half amount of inspection as Level II.

When supplier?s process is so good that defective units are never encountered. This shows that supplier process capability is quite high.

It is necessary to have lots to be homogenous in case of acceptance sampling. This is done by producing m on same machines by same operators, and keeping or environmental factors to be same.

The 100% sampling checks whole lot, so it does not require any planning or documentation, whereas acceptance sampling requires it.