Examples of using Reference levels in English and their translations into Romanian
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Eight European reference levels defined in terms of learning outcomes
Recognising common nuclear safety reference levels for implementation in the EU,
Ideally a scale of reference levels in a common framework should meet the following four criteria.
Usually, this situation is substantially superimposed on a pathological reduction of hemoglobin(Hb) below the reference levels.
using EQF to establish the reference levels;
Guidance, facilitaion and overview of the process for establishing this, in particular forest reference levels, will be assured by the Commission.
(j) Reference levels shall include the carbon pool of harvested wood products,
Member States shall ensure that the reference levels expressed in GT
(k) Reference levels should take into account the objective of contributing to the conservation of biodiversity
(l) Reference levels shall be consistent with the national projections of anthropogenic greenhouse gas emissions by sources
The EESC agrees with the Commission's present view that the common nuclear safety reference levels and their appropriate implementation should be built on the extensive expertise of Member States' national nuclear safety authorities in collaboration within WENRA2.
It is based on a series of eight reference levels which are described in terms of learning outcomes,
Without prejudice to reference levels set for organ doses, reference levels expressed in effective doses shall be set in the range of 1 to 20 mSv per year for existing exposure situations
In Greece, the reference levels of the Recommendation were set as the safety limits for ELF fields, while new reference
use of diagnostic reference levels for radiodiagnostic examinations,
The Commission shall establish for each Member State reference levels expressed in GT
Until the entry into force of the delegated acts, Member State forest reference levels as specified in Annex II shall continue to apply for the period 2021-2025 and/or 2026-2030.
Similarly, in Lithuania the national levels in the frequency range of 10 kHz-300 MHz are 2-3 times stricter than the reference levels for EMF radiation;
Reference levels shall be established for emergency
However, the Council Recommendation has established a set of basic restrictions and reference levels to provide guidance to the Member States