Exemplos de uso de Reference method of analysis em Inglês e suas traduções para o Português
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Reference method of analysis.
They must establish measuring stations in accordance with Annex III, andmust annually supply detailed information according to the reference method of analysis in Annex IV of the Directive(or an equivalent method) about NO2 concentrations, and about abatement measures.
Reference method of analysis for sulphur dioxide.
The reference method of analysis to be used in determining the presence of mercury is given in Annex III(1) to Directive 82/176/EEC.
The reference method of analysis to be used in determining the presence of the substances referred to in Article 2(a) is given under heading C in Annex II.
The reference method of analysis used to determine nitrogen oxides shall be the chemiluminescence method described in ISO standard DIS 7996.
The reference method of analysis described in Annex XVI shall be used to detect the presence of coliforms in butter, skimmed-milk powder, casein and caseinates.
The reference method of analysis used for determining the cadmium content of waters, sediments and shellfish is atomic absorption spectrophotometry after preservation and suitable treatment of the sample.
The reference method of analysis to determine total suspended matter(filterable matter from the non-precipitated sample) as expressed in mg/1 shall be filtering through a 0.45 μπι filter membrane, drying at 105° C and weighing1.
The reference method of analysis for determining the concentration of the substances in question in discharges and in waters will be gas chromotography with electron capture detection after extraction by means of an appropriate solvent and purification.
The reference method of analysis is that described in detail in Annex V; it is based on Draft International Standard ISO DP-6767, revised February 1979:'Air quality- determination of the mass concentration of sulphur dioxide in ambient air- tetrachloromercurate(TCM)/pararosanilinc.
The reference method of analysis shall be atomic absorption spectrometry in which the analytical error for the determination of lead in the collected particles is less than a value corresponding to an atmospheric concentration of 0.1 μg m-3 of lead 5% of the 2 μg m-3 limit value.
The reference method of analysis to be used in determining the presence of the substances referred to in Article 2(a) is given under heading C in Annex II. Other methods may be used provided that the limits of detection, precision and accuracy of suchmethods are at least as good as those laid down under heading C in Annex II.
The reference method of analysis to be used in determining the presence of HCH is given in Annex III(1). Other methods may be used provided that the limits of detection, precision and accuracy of such methods are at least as good as those laid down in Annex III 1.
The reference method of analysis to be used in determining the presence of cadmium is given in Annex III(1). Other methods may be used provided that the limits of detection, precision and accuracy of such methods are at least as good as those laid down in Annex III 1.
The reference method of analysis for determining the presence of mercury are given in Annex III.1. Other methods may be used provided that the limits of detection, precision and accuracy of such methods are at least as good as those laid down in Annex III.1.
The reference method of analysis used for determining the mercury content of waters, the flesh of fish, sediments and shellfish(mollusca and crustácea) is flameless atomic absorption spectrophotometry after suitable pretreatment of the sample which takes account in particular of pre-oxidation of the mercury and of successive reduction of the mercury ions HgII.
Reference methods of analysis for the parameters concerned are set out in the Annex.
A procedure is provided whereby the the Commission can adapt the reference methods of analysis in Annex IV to scientific and technical progress.
A committee procedure is provided whereby the the Commission can adapt the reference methods of analysis given in the Annex to the Directive to scientific and technical progress.
A committee procedure is provided whereby the reference methods of analysis in Annex III may be adapted to technical and scientific progress.
The Directive lays down conditions for sampling andthe Annex lays down minimum sampling frequencies and reference methods of analysis and inspection.
The limit values, reference methods of analyses, quality objectives and monitoring procedure are set out in the annexes.
THE REFERENCE METHODS OF ANALYSIS TO BE USED FOR CALCULATING THE VALUE OF THE PARAMETERS CONCERNED ARE SET OUT IN THE ANNEX.
Whereas the determination of reference methods of analysis and testing includes the determination of the analytical procedures to be followed and the laying down of precision criteria to ensure a uniform interpretation of results;
Such changes as are necessary for adapting the reference methods of analysis set out in Annex III to scientific and technical progress shall be adopted in accordance with the procedure laid down in Article 15.
The reference methods of analysis to be used for calculating the value of the parameters concerned are set out in Annex I. Laboratories which employ other methods shall ensure that the results obtained are equivalent or comparable to those specified in Annex I.
The databank shall contain data obtained from isotopic analysis of thecomponents of ethanol and water in wine products according to the reference methods of analysis provided for in Regulation(EEC) No 2676/90.
Whereas for technical reasons,it is opportune as a first step to lay down reference methods of analysis and testing to ensure compliance with certain standards; whereas it is in particular necessary to continue to examine the conditions under which routine, analytical and test methods must be applied; whereas, awaiting the results of this examination, it is the responsibility of the Member States to use appropriate routine methods for ensuring compliance with the standards laid down in Directive 85/397/EEC;
The databank is to help harmonise the interpretation of the results obtained by the official laboratories of the Member States in applying the reference methods of analysis provided for in Regulation(EEC) No 2676/90.