Примеры использования Samples should на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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The samples should be watched at all times.
For laboratories/testing sites with direct procurement(i.e. no centralized storage), samples should be taken at those sites.
These samples should be cultured as soon as possible.
In practice in certification, this probably means that samples from any container should rarely exceed a prescribed tolerance by any significant margin andthat a discernable difference between any individual samples should be a signal to an inspector to sample additional containers to confirm overall compliance with a tolerance.
Samples should be analysed by an approved method.
For longer storage samples should be frozen at -20ºC.
Samples should be transported rapidly to laboratories for confirmation.
In optimal conditions, samples should be transported to the lab every day.
Samples should be taken by appropriately trained and qualified personnel.
Mass selected samples should be not less than 20 g from each point.
Samples should be collected in a well-ventilated area better outdoors.
Replicate biological samples should be obtained using appropriate sampling tools in each subhabitat;
Samples should be stored at 2° C to 4° C and relative humidity of 85% to 90.
If values exceed this range the samples should be diluted 1+ 2 with NaCl(9 g/L sodium chloride in water) and the result multiplied by 3.
Samples should be taken from both healthy and affected areas of the field for comparison.
In the case of chilled foods in annex 3, samples should also be taken from the coldest location to ensure that freezing has not occurred during transportation.
Samples should aim to comprise at least 100 fish, sampled using standard random sampling techniques.
Such samples should be handled and stored appropriately to preserve their integrity.
The samples should be collected to the proper depth for non-mobile and mobile nutrients.
Samples should be accompanied by a chain of custody form that keeps a record of all people who have handled the samples. .
Samples should then be stored in properly marked sample containers for identification.
Samples should be taken by"dipping" the well-mixed container, etc., by means of a clean milk-churn dipper.
All cut samples should be recorded with the number of potatoes cut to determine the percentage of internal defects.
All samples should be labelled to provide details of sample, the identity of the individual animal and date of collection.
All samples should be analysed for total petroleum hydrocarbon, to permit the identification of areas of high, moderate and low contamination.
Samples should be analysed by a laboratory with a robust QA/QC programme, including but not limited to suitable record keeping and independent assessments.
Water samples should be collected and the dissolved constituents should be measured(for both hydrocarbons and trace metals) during execution of the laboratory toxicity studies.
The task of taking the samples should be assigned to trained personnel only, who will make optimal use of the TPLG sampling machines(automation, positioning of the probe, etc.) and who are aware of the importance of the process number of sub-samples.
These samples should be analysed for pollutants that could have resulted from the oil fires in Kuwait, including hydrocarbons and key markers, in order to determine whether pollution from the oil fires in Kuwait affected groundwater in Syria.
The sample should be random and cover the whole crop.