After testing the sample in one test (single use FCM's) or three times in a single sided test with new portions of food simulant (repeated use FCM's) it was concluded if the sample complied with the SML's or not.
If the sample complied with Qm-limits but contained phthalates, migration tests were performed according to EU 10/2011, Annex V, with the food simulant olive oil or 50%% ethanol taking any restrictions mentioned in the DoC for contact time and temperature into consideration (EU 2011).
This size sample complied with permits to manipulate birds in the BDM colony (see below).
So, all the samples comply with the limit.
From the total samples analyzed, most of the samples comply with the water quality guidelines of Ethiopian limit, WHO and U.SEPA.
The protocols for obtaining post-mortem brain samples comply with all federal and institutional guidelines with special respect for the confidentiality of the donor's identity.
In addition, it is recommended that 80% of the sample results comply with a "guide value" of 100 fecal coliforms and that 90% of the samples comply with a guide value of 100 fecal streptococci per 100 mL.
None of dug well and borewell samples complied with the WHO guideline values for coliforms (Table 1), and hence, water from these wells requires treatment before human consumption.
Excluding the banned compounds, all samples complied with the concentration limits established by the European Regulation although 25% of them did not fulfill the labeling requirements for fragrance allergens.
At the Sieg, all eels met the EQS (mean value 3.4 μg/kg) and at the Berkel and Schwalm, more than 50% of all eels sampled complied with the EQS (mean values 6.2 and 8.8 μg/kg, respectively).
