Examples of using Frequency of sampling in English and their translations into Danish
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The frequency of sampling was at least monthly.
The frequency of analysis was generally the same as the frequency of sampling.
Increase the frequency of sampling and testing of production;
The frequency of analysis corresponded, in general, to the frequency of sampling for.
The frequency of sampling at other the stations varied between 5 and 11.
Changes, adopted in accordance with Article 4(3), in the frequency of sampling and analysis.
Minimum annual frequency of sampling and analysis for each parameter in Directive 75/440/EEC.
The frequency of analysis was in general identical to the frequency of sampling except for COD and faecal coliforms.
The frequency of sampling and analysis of those parameters has been set at 4 times a year.
Council Decision 86/574/EEC sets out a frequency of sampling which is, in principle, monthly.
The frequency of sampling was monthly at stations U8 and U9 during 1987 but became twice monthly from 1988.
There frequency of analysis, with the exception of surfactants and mercury were, in general,the same as the frequency of sampling.
Although generally the frequency of sampling is monthly, no results were provided for station D4(Ahlergård) during 1987.
For the monitoring and inspection of the environments affected, Member States shall determine the frequency of sampling and analysis for each parameter listed in the Annexes.
The frequency of sampling of this parameter and the mode of expression of results shall be decided on by Member States.'; 6.
This Directive concerns the methods of measurement and frequency of sampling and analysis of the parameters listed in Annexe II to Directive 75/440/EEC.
What information does the Commission have on the monitoring being carried out in Member States for those parameters in Directive 80/778/EEC on the quality of water intended for human consumption for which no frequency of sampling is specified in the directive?
The frequency of analysis corresponded to the frequency of sampling for rate of flow, temperature, pH, conductivity, ammonia, dissolved oxygen and BOD5.
Whereas Council Directive 75/440/EEC of 16 June 1975 concerning the quality required of surface water intended for the abstraction of drinking water in the Member States(5), and in particular Article 5(2) thereof,provides for adoption of a Community policy regarding the frequency of sampling and analysis of parameters, together with methods of measurement;
However, since the frequency of sampling was insufficient in 42% of bathing areas, it is dif ficult to draw definitive conclusions regarding the improvement of water quality in freshwater bathing areas.
The Directive supplements Directive 75/440/EEC(above),by laying down methods of measurement(Annex I) and the frequency of sampling and analysis to determine the quality of surface water(Annex II) for the parameters listed in Annex II to Directive 75/440/EEC.
In this first directive the frequency of sampling and the analysis of each parameter, together with the methods of measurement was to be defined by the competent national authorities pending the development of a Community policy on the matter.
Where a survey by the competent authorities of surface water intended for the abstraction of drinking water shows that the values obtained for certain parameters are considerably superior to those set by the Member States in accordance with Annex II to Directive 75/440/EEC,the Member State concerned may reduce the frequency of sampling and analysis for these parameters.
This Council Directive concerning the methods of measurement and frequency of sampling and analysis of surface water intended for the abstraction of drinking water in the Member States4 was introduced to support the Surface Water Directive.
Pending a Community policy on the matter, the frequency of sampling and the analysis of each parameter, together with the methods of measurement shall be defined by the competent national authorities which shall take into account the volume of water abstracted, the extent of the abstraction, the population served, the degree of risk engendered by the quality of the water and seasonal variations in the quality.
By failing to fulfil its obligations as regards the quality of bathing water and the frequency of sampling thereof within the periods prescribed by Council Directive 76/160/EEC of 8 December 1975 concerning the quality of bathing water, the Kingdom of the Netherlands has failed to fulfil its obligations under Articles 4(1) and 6(1) ofthat directive;