biological monitoring means a planned programme of periodic collection and analysis of body fluid, tissues, excreta or exhaled air in order to detect and quantify the exposure to or absorption of any substance or organism by persons;
biological monitoring means the determination of the effects on aquatic life, including accumulation of pollutants in tis- sue, in receiving waters due to the discharge of pollutants by tech- niques and procedures, including sampling of organisms repre- sentative of appropriate levels of the food chain appropriate to the volume and the physical, chemical and biological characteristic of the effluent and at appropriate frequencies and locations.
biological monitoring means the measurement and evaluation of hazardous substances or their metabolites in the body tissues, fluids or exhaled air of a person;
More Definitions of biological monitoring
biological monitoring means the analysis of a person's blood and/or urine, to determine the level of lead contamination in the body.
biological monitoring means the measurement and evaluation of a hazardous substance or its metabolites in a person’s body tissues, fluids or exhaled air;
biological monitoring means determining the amount of lead in a person’s capillary or venous blood and the measurements incidental to that determination;
biological monitoring means the determination of the effects on aquatic life, including accumulation of pollutants in tissue, in receiving waters due to the discharge of pollutants:
biological monitoring means the sampling or testing of the biological integrity of surface
biological monitoring means determining the amount of lead in capillary or venous blood and related measurements as required.
biological monitoring means the sampling or testing of the biological integrity of surface waters and measurements of impacts including accumulations of pollutants in tissue, toxicity monitoring, and characterization of instream biological populations.