Process analytical technology applications for content uniformity allow the measurement of significantly more dosage units per batch than required by traditional pharmacopeia testing. Applying the compendial requirements to samples larger than 30 is overly restrictive and leads to a disincentive to take larger samples that would contribute to increased process understanding and control. Sandell (et al) proposed a nonparametric counting test for samples greater than 100 dosage units that provides equal or better assurance of content uniformity than the compendial test. As there may be numerous manufacturing situations that would yield sample sizes of 31 to 99 per batch, this work provides appropriate tests for those moderate sample sizes.