Examples of using Monitoring frequency in English and their translations into Hungarian
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Minimum monitoring frequency.
Screen display in real time for games(frame rate, temperature, monitoring frequency).
(15) The monitoring frequency may be adapted if the data series clearly demonstrate sufficient stability of the emissions.
(d) an appropriate monitoring scheme, with an increased monitoring frequency where necessary;
(15) The monitoring frequency may be adapted if the data series clearly demonstrate sufficient stability of the emissions.
(30) In the case of discontinuous waste water discharges,the minimum monitoring frequency is once per discharge.
Warfarin Caution and increased monitoring frequency is advised when initiating or ending lansoprazole co- treatment in patients treated with warfarin.
(7) In the case of process furnaces/heaters with a total rated thermal input of less than 100 MWthoperated less than 500 hours per year, the monitoring frequency may be reduced to at least once every year.
In the event of intermittent short-term supply the monitoring frequency of water distributed by tankers is to be decided by the Member State concerned.
(13) The minimum monitoring frequency for periodic measurements may be reduced to once every year, if the emission levels are proven to be sufficiently stable.
Therefore, APTIVUS should be used with caution, and with increased monitoring frequency, in patients with mild hepatic impairment(Child- Pugh Class A).
(8) The minimum monitoring frequency for periodic measurements may be reduced to once every 6 months, if the emission levels are proven to be sufficiently stable.
Treatment duration should be as short as possible; however, if based on the benefit-risk assessment thetreatment is continued(see section 4.2), monitoring frequency can be reduced to monthly if there are no changes in the liver function tests.
Warfarin Caution and increased monitoring frequency is advised when initiating or ending lansoprazole co- treatment in patients treated with warfarin.
The frequency of verification shall depend on the characteristics of the business(output, number of employees,nature of the food handled), the monitoring frequency, the accuracies of the employees, the number of deviations detected over time and the hazards involved.
Member States have the possibility to reduce the monitoring frequency in case they consider that a parameter is not present in a WSZ, in accordance with note 4 table B1 of Annex II(until 27 October 2017) or in accordance with Part C of Annex II of the Directive(after 27 October 2017).
Reduced monitoring effort for ubiquitous PBTs: Any changes in the environmental concentrations of ubiquitous PBTs are likely to occur only over the long term anda lower monitoring frequency and lower number of monitoring sites than normal under the WFD would seem justified.
In selecting the representative stations, the monitoring frequency and timing for each substance, Member States shall take into account the use patterns of the substance.
Member States shall ensure that water suppliers perform a supply risk assessment in accordance with Part C of Annex II,providing for the possibility to adjust the monitoring frequency for any parameter listed in Annex I, parts A, B and Ba that are not core parameters according to part B of Annex II, depending on their occurrence in the raw water.
(b)allow water suppliers to decrease the monitoring frequency of certain parameters, without being required to carry out a supply risk assessment, provided that they are not core parameters within the meaning of Annex II, part B, point 1, and provided that no factor that can be reasonably anticipated is likely to cause deterioration of the quality of the water.
Member States shall ensure that water suppliers perform a supplyrisk assessment providing for the possibility to adjust the monitoring frequency for any parameter listed in Annex I, parts A and B that are not core parameters according to part B of Annex II, depending on their occurrence in the raw water.
(b)allow water suppliers to decrease the monitoring frequency of certain parameters, without being required to carry out a supply risk assessment, provided that they are not core parameters within the meaning of Annex II, part B, point 1, and provided that no factor that can be reasonably anticipated is likely to cause deterioration of the quality of the water.
Member States shall ensure that water suppliers perform a supplyrisk assessment providing for the possibility to adjust the monitoring frequency for any parameter listed in Annex I, parts A and B that are not core parameters according to part B of Annex II, depending on their occurrence in the raw water.
(a) allow water suppliers to decrease the monitoring frequency of certain parameters, or the number of parameters being monitored, without requiring them to carry out a supply risk assessment, provided that the parameters concerned are not core parameters within the meaning of point 1 of Part B of Annex II, and provided that no factor that can be reasonably anticipated is likely to cause deterioration of the quality of the water;
(b) where a water supplier is allowed to decrease the monitoring frequency as referred to in point(a), continue to regularly monitor those parameters in the body of water covered by the hazard assessment.
In such cases where awater supplier is allowed to decrease the monitoring frequency as referred to in paragraph 2(b), Member States shall continue to regularly monitor those parameters in the body of water covered by the hazard assessment.
In such cases where awater supplier is allowed to decrease the monitoring frequency as referred to in paragraph 2(b), Member States shall continue to regularly monitor those parameters in the body of water covered by the hazard assessment.
Note 8: Monitoring frequencies to be set later in Schedule 6.
General principles and monitoring frequencies.
Monitoring frequencies shall be selected which take account of the variability in parameters resulting from both natural and anthropogenic conditions.