Examples of using Take samples in English and their translations into Danish
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An investigation notice means that the company must undertake an investigation, take samples or carry out inspections to ensure that working conditions are satisfactory and in compliance.
Take samples where necessary for analysis in a laboratory with suitable facilities and expertise.
Seven and I can take samples to get an idea of where the anomaly's been.
Take samples from products held with a view to being stored
Your veterinarian will also take samples from the lymph nodes to detect whether metastasis is occurring.
Your veterinarian will also take samples of tissue and fluid from the bronchi for laboratory evaluation.
now your job is to study the planet and take samples from it.
you cannot take samples from the animals without special approval.
Personnel who take samples should receive initial
your doctor may take samples of your blood to check the level of Lamictal.
Your doctor will also take samples of joint fluid for laboratory analysis,
May take samples of wine-sector products,
they will usually take samples back to a lab where it can be tested to see what kind of treatment will be best served to eradicate it from the house.
If we accept that fisheries inspectors can only take samples of a landing if the sample has been accepted by the ship owner,
Your veterinarian may also take samples on daily basis from the fluid coming out of the joint to see if the infection is still present within the joint or not.
check by means of non-discriminatory veterinary spot-checks that the requirements of Article 3 have been complied with; it may take samples at the same time.
establish by means of non-discriminatory veterinary spot checks that the requirements of Article 3 have been complied with; it may take samples at the same time.
which would then also have to take samples in connection with various sports,
Depending on the products, take samples for analysis in a laboratory recognized by the competent authority for the purpose of checking compliance with the standards established by this Directive.
When examining goods, the customs office may take samples and, according to the rules in force in the Member State concerned,