Examples of using Reference methods in English and their translations into Portuguese
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Member States shall recognize the EN methods as reference methods.
A multicenter validation study with over 250 multiethnic subjects and only the best available reference methods verifies the high accuracy as well as reproducibility.
of Directive 64/433/EEC, reference methods should be laid down for assessing the results of the examination for residues;
The Directive provides alternative limit values and reference methods of sampling and analysis,
as last amended by Regulation(EEC) No 2507/87(6), laid down the reference methods for the determination of the quality of cereals.
the analysis of data as may be necessary to ensure comparability of reference methods of measurement with those used in the laboratories of the Member States.
Common limitations of validity studies include the use of insufficiently accurate reference methods and samples that are not representative of the population evaluated by the indicator.
validated using reference methods as the gold standard,
D 0515: Commission Decision 90/515/EEC of 26 September 1990 laying down the reference methods for detecting residues of heavy metals
D 0610: Commission Decision 89/610/EEC of 14 November 1989 laying down the reference methods and the list of national reference laboratories for detecting residues OJ No L 351, 2.12.1989, p. 39.
This type of adjustment is necessary to achieve values which agree with those set by the reference methods, such as the oven drying method
The reference methods for the check to determine the quality of the imported oats as referred to in paragraph 2 shall be those described in Regulation(EEC) No 1908/84 5.
Whereas Article 1 of Commission Decision 89/610/EEC of 14 November 1989 laying down the reference methods and the list of national reference laboratories for detecting residues(3)
whereas provision should be made for reference methods for detecting residues other than heavy metals and arsenic;
2.12.1989 Commission Decision of 14 November 1989 laying down the reference methods and the list of national reference laboratories for detecting residues.
measurement methods other than the reference methods laid down in the Directive;
14.5.1993 Commission Decision of 15 April 1993 laying down the reference methods and the list of national reference laboratories for detecting residues.
of the results of subsequent measurements taken using technical specifications or reference methods for determining suspended particulates
under certain conditions, with the reference methods of measuring the parameters
Where the results of applying validated reference methods or methods with provisional precision figures show that a limit has been exceeded,