Sentence examples for inspection and sampling from inspiring English sources

It discusses the special challenges associated with surveillance for aquatic animal diseases (e.g. accessibility of animals for inspection and sampling, complexity of rearing systems) and provides an overview of current developments relevant for the design of RBS for fish diseases.

The Mercury Task Force developed an inspection and sampling protocol for mercury contamination within a residential home that was followed by gas company contractors (ATSDR 2001).

At inspection and sampling, polyps were confirmed in the first group, whereas 11 of the 12 women in the second group had scanty, senile cystic atrophy.

Compared with inspection and sampling in live flocks the abattoir sample collection strategy proved to be simple and effective, and ensured that samples from many lambs from a large area were examined.

As is shown in Figures 2, 3, and 4 a periodical increase and decrease of unsatisfactory results is noted, which is related to the starting days of the test events where inspectors conducted intensive inspections and sampling.

When the words 'such tobacco so exported or carried out of this state without inspection' are read in connection with the preceding sentence, which permits the grower or purchaser to export such tobacco 'without having the same opened for inspection,' it is clear that the term 'without inspection' refers to inspection by opening the hogshead and sampling the contents.

Machines behaviour is monitored by measuring quality characteristics of produced parts using off-line inspection devices and sampling inspections.

A total of 196 environmental health inspectors underwent uniform training and certification in order to carry out consistent standardized inspections and water sampling.

Having achieved this, two sagittal sections through the lateral third of the proreus gyrus (SAG-1Left/Right) and again about 3 mm lateral to these (SAG-1′L/R) allow for inspection of and sampling of motor cortex, flanking the cruciate sulcus rostrally (pre-cruciate) and caudally (post-cruciate) (Fig.  13).

A medical examination of the 400 children (3 8 years of age) was performed by a team of physicians and nurses during the winter November , 2001 March ,, 2002), simultaneously with home inspections and sample collection.

Ascertainment of CIN/EGL was accomplished through Pap testing, genital inspection, and cervicovaginal sampling (every 6 months).