An analysis of calibration data suggests that W-ref(In) and W-ref(Ga), the resistance ratios at the freezing point of indium and the melting point of gallium, may have been assigned temperatures a fraction of one millikelvin higher and lower, respectively, on the ITS-90, than the values indicated by some high-purity samples. Illustrations are given of how the quality of calibration services can be assessed using issued calibration data.