STS. 6.1 Ce rtification, Ins pe ction and Auditing of Me te rs . Th e ISO Me te re d Entity s h allbe res xxxx xxxx for allre as onabel cos ts incurre d by th e ISO or an ISO Auth orize d Ins pe ctor in conne ction w ith th em carrying out th e ce rtification, ins pe ction, tes ting or auditing of th e me te rs ide ntifie d in Sch e duel 1 from w h ich th e ISO Me te re d Entity provides Me te r D ata to th e ISO . Th e ISO or ISO A uth orize d Ins pe ctor w illfurnis h th e ISO Me te re d Entity, upon req ues t, an item ize d billfor s uch cos ts .
STS. Should any member, active or probationary, wish to dispute an attendance point, he or she must do so within seven (7) days of the date in question via an email to xxxxxxxx@xxxxx.xxx. Otherwise, EMSC will assume that the attendance sheet is correct as is, and no further disputes will be accepted. Shift: All call offs due to illness or emergency must be accompanied with appropriate documentation of the circumstance (i.e. doctor’s note, prescription, police report, etc.) and require approval from the Director.
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STS. The concentration of STS within the exposures is 50 mg/l. If multiple concentrations of a sample are to be tested, each sample concentration will have 50 mg/L of STS. Therefore, all dilutions should be made before addition of the STS stock. The STS treatment is performed on samples that have been salinity adjusted, but not manipulated in any other manner. The stock solution is added to the sample at a rate of 34 µl of stock for every 10 ml of sample. After addition of the STS the samples should be given at least 1 hr for interactions to occur before addition of the gametes begins. A sample of laboratory seawater must be treated with 50 mg/l STS and tested as a blank to verify that the treatment is not causing toxicity. Particle Removal (Centrifugation) Samples for centrifugation should be placed in 500 ml polycarbonate centrifuge tubes. Pairs of tubes should be balanced within 1 gram for placement on opposite sides of the rotor. The samples should be spun at 3000 X G for 30 minutes. The temperature in the centrifuge should be set at about 10 °C. A sample of laboratory seawater must also be centrifuged and tested as a blank to verify that the treatment is not causing toxicity. The volume of sample to be centrifuged is dependent on the goals of the experiment. For testing of particle removal only, with 3 replicates and 2 concentrations, only 100 ml of sample are needed. However, sample that has gone through the centrifugation process is also used for application to C-18 and cation exchange columns. Samples for chemical analysis may also be centrifuged. After the centrifuge stops, carefully remove the tubes from the rotor avoiding disruption of the pellet. Using Teflon coated tubing, siphon the supernatant into an appropriate container, again avoiding disruption of the pellet. The type of container will depend on what the sample will be used for (i.e. plastic for a metals sample or an Erlenmeyer flask for toxicity testing).
