; (B) offers one or more in vitro clinical tests with advertising or labeling that is false or misleading; (C) has reported a correction or removal of an in vitro clinical test that is offered under a technology certification order under this section and has failed to demonstrate that the issue or issues causing the correction or removal does not adversely impact the ability of other in vitro clinical tests offered under the same technology certification order to meet the applicable standard; or (D) has introduced into interstate commerce an in vitro clinical test under a technology certification order and such test is adulterated or misbranded, based on a determination by the Secretary, and has failed to demonstrate that the issue or issues causing the adulteration or misbranding does not adversely impact the ability of other in vitro clinical tests offered under the same technology certification granted under this section to meet the applicable standard. (g) Withdrawal The Secretary may, after due notice and opportunity for an informal hearing, issue an order withdrawing a technology certification order including all tests introduced into interstate commerce under the technology certification order if the Secretary finds that— (1) the application, supplement, or report under subsection (h) contains false or misleading information or fails to reveal a material fact; (2) such holder fails to correct false or misleading labeling or advertising upon the request of the Secretary; (3) in connection with a technology certification, the holder provides false or misleading information to the Secretary