“…However, the use of TOF-MS instruments in quantitative ana lysis started earlier, as the first papers related to the issue are from the beginning of the millennium [16], and the first review about the topic was presented by Williamson in 2007 [17], even though the limitations of linear range with the instruments from the beginning of the millennium were quite severe. Recently, Pozo et al compared 'previous generation' Q-TOF instruments operating at 10,000 mass res olution with QqQ instruments for the ana lysis of anabolical steroids in doping control purposes, and concluded that the limitation of TOF-MS-based approach was its lower sensitivity in comparison with the QqQ instruments [18]. Also recently, Kaufmann et al compared the Orbitrap-based HRMS approach to a QqQ instruments in ana lysis of a high number of veterinary drugs from various matrices, and observed that better sensitivity and higher selectivity were obtained than with neutral loss or precursor ion scanning of QqQ instrument, and that HRMS at 50,000 mass resolution provided equal or even better quantitative performance in comparison to unit mass MS/MS with QqQ instruments [19,20].…”