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Where this is high it suggests that an additional sampling station might be set up.

The scientists plan scores of sampling stations in the harbor and bay.

Because of the accelerated schedule, our sampling stations across the nation collected the samples immediately.

Water sampling stations are connected to next water main and have a little sink.

The new sampling stations are freestanding units that tap into a neighborhood's central water main.

Groundwater quality is monitored at six sampling stations by Waste Services.

By plotting results from sampling stations across the nation, we can determine and track the path of the contaminant plume.

The PH measurements of the sampling stations conformed to the standard.

By the fall of 1996, tests will be conducted at more than 900 dedicated sampling stations, Commissioner Gelber said.

Following the Japanese nuclear incident, our sampling stations nationwide immediately collected samples and sent them to our laboratory for analysis.

He said that if one of the sampling stations detected red tide, the state would close shellfish beds in the area because it can spread quickly.

The survey results, released by the conservancy last week, showed no clams at 52 of 74 sampling stations, and only handfuls at the others.

Launcher (a sampling station)

To enhance water quality monitoring in a drinking water network sampling stations are installed along the route of a water network.

Fourteen Manhattan sampling stations were in restaurants, Laundromats and firehouses, where local contamination of the faucets might give a false reading.

At the time of the test, the CTBTO global network included 40 radionuclide sampling stations.

New York City has over 800 sampling stations that are distributed based on population density, water pressure zones, proximity to water mains, and accessibility.

Observer Sampling Station Inspection Request Form (.

A clue is the inscription on the side of the boxes, "NYC Drinking Water Sampling Station."

The individual NEPs collect other monitoring data over a longer time period and at more sampling stations that further enhance the picture of conditions in their estuaries.

By 1958, ICPRB is gathering and tabulating information from about 85 stream sampling stations operated by cooperating agencies, municipalities and industries.

"New Rochelle topped the list in all the sampling stations and one eel in New Rochelle won the prize for most PCB's."

It was meant to be time to move on again, but the geology backroom decided that the loss of another sampling station was offset by the chance of sampling true bedrock.

While Connecticut shellfish have been spared, state shell fishermen and aquaculture officials are keeping an eye on weekly test results from 33 sampling stations along the coast from Stonington to Greenwich.

Samples for testing come from a complex network of sampling stations across the nation that has grown from the earliest program (Radiation Alert Network) begun in 1956 to monitor for fallout and deposition from above-ground nuclear weapons tests.