Examples of using Parametric values in English and their translations into Slovak
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The parametric values set in accordance with Article 5 shall be complied with.
The reference methods of measurement for determining the parametric values are specified in the Annexes.
This shows that lower parametric values than those recommended by the WHO are achievable.
The uncertainty of measurement mustnot be used as an additional tolerance to the parametric values set out in Schedule 1.
It sets out parametric values, frequencies and methods for monitoring radioactive substances.
To minimise the risk as much as possible,the legislation lays down parametric values for substances such as radon and tritium.
The parametric values set in accordance with Article 5 ð for the parameters listed in Annex I, parts A and B, ï shall be complied with.
(a) take appropriate measures to eliminate orreduce the risk of non-compliance with the parametric values set out in Annex I, part C;
Member States shall set parametric values applicable for the monitoring of radioactive substances in water intended for human consumption in accordance with Annex I.
The uncertainty of measurement laid down in Table 1 shallnot be used as an additional tolerance to the parametric values set out in Annex I.
(13) Whereas the parametric values are based on the scientific knowledge available and the precautionary principle has also been taken into account;
The purpose of audit monitoring is to provide the information necessary to determine whether ornot all of the Directive's parametric values are being complied with.
Those parametric values and other non-ionised compounds and trace elements may be displayed with a reference value and/or an explanation;
Member States shall automaticallyconsider any failure to meet the minimum requirements for parametric values set out in Annex I, parts A and B, as a potential danger to human health.
(21) Whereas the parametric values are to be complied with at the point where water intended for human consumption is made available to the appropriate user;
(b) for the parameters of Table 1 expressed in concentrations, the failing samples taken under normaloperating conditions must not deviate from the parametric values by more than 100%.
Member States shall set parametric values applicable for the monitoring of radioactive substances in water intended for human consumption in accordance with Annex I.
Member States shall ensure regular monitoring of water intended for human consumption in accordance with Annex II in order to check that the concentrations ofradioactive substances do not exceed the parametric values laid down in accordance with Article 5.
Parametric values for tritium and parametric values for Total Indicative Dose, for other radioactive substances, in water intended for human consumption.
Member States shall ensure that any failure to meet the parametric values set in accordance with Article 5 is immediately investigated in order to identify the cause.
(11) The parametric values used to assess the quality of water intended for human consumption are to be complied with at the point where water intended for human consumption is made available to the appropriate user.
Member States shall ensure that any failure to meet the parametric values set in accordance with Article 5 is immediately investigated in order to identify the cause.
The EESC notes that the parametric values of Tritium described in Annex I of the proposed directive are one hundred times lower than in the Guidelines for Drinking-Water Quality issued by the World Health Organization(Geneva, 3rd edition, 2008).
In the cases described in paragraphs 2 and 3, where the non-compliance with the parametric values is considered to be a potential danger to human health, Member States shall as soon as possible take all of the following measures.
The EESC notes that the parametric values for Tritium in the proposed Directive are one hundred times lower than those of the WHO Guidelines for Drinking Water Quality.
The Commission is calling on Hungary to comply with the parametric values for arsenic, boron and fluoride as stipulated in the Drinking Water Directive(Council Directive 98/83/EC) in all zones of the country.
For three of the new parameters, parametric values that are more stringent than the ones proposed by the WHO, yet still feasible, should be laid down in light of the precautionary principle.
Member States shallconsider a failure to meet the minimum requirements for parametric values set out in Annex I, parts A and B, as a potential danger to human health, except where the competent authorities consider the non-compliance with the parametric value to be trivial.
Mr. Wolff further elaborated on the need to reconsider the parametric values for tritium, which are currently set at level far below the WHO recommendations, with a view of the development of future fusion technologies.