Biomonitoring definition

Biomonitoring means the use of living organisms to test the suitability of effluents for discharge into receiving waters or to test the quality of surface waters of the state.
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Biomonitoring means the process by which chemicals and their metabolites are identified and measured within a biospecimen.
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Biomonitoring means assessment of human exposures to
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Examples of Biomonitoring in a sentence

  • General Requirements All toxicity testing conducted as required by this permit shall be done in accordance with "Reporting and Testing Guidance for Biomonitoring Required by the Ohio Environmental Protection Agency" (hereinafter, the "biomonitoring guidance"), Ohio EPA, July 1998 (or current revision).

  • The test report may be submitted electronically using the acute or chronic NPDES Biomonitoring Report Form available through the Ohio EPA eBusiness Center, Division of Surface Water NPDES Permit Applications service.

  • Chemicals identified as priority chemicals by the California Environmental Contaminant Biomonitoring program pursuant to Section 105449.

  • All toxicity testing conducted as required by this permit shall be done in accordance with "Reporting and Testing Guidance for Biomonitoring Required by the Ohio Environmental Protection Agency" (hereinafter, the "biomonitoring guidance"), Ohio EPA, July 1998 (or current revision).

  • Biomonitoring of the effluent is thereby required as a condition of this permit to assess potential toxicity.

  • Within 60 days of a retest which showed positive results, the permittee shall submit a written report to the Biomonitoring Coordinator, Bureau of Water Quality, 101 S.

  • General Requirements All toxicity testing conducted as required by this permit shall be done in accordance with Reporting and Testing Guidance for Biomonitoring Required by the Ohio Environmental Protection Agency (hereinafter, the "biomonitoring guidance"), Ohio EPA, 1991 (or current revision).

  • Biomonitoring of the effluent is, therefore, required as a condition of this permit to assess potential toxicity.

  • Biomonitoring Program Requirements General Requirements All toxicity testing conducted as required by this permit shall be done in accordance with "Reporting and Testing Guidance for Biomonitoring Required by the Ohio Environmental Protection Agency" (hereinafter, the "biomonitoring guidance"), Ohio EPA, July 1998 (or current revision).

  • The original, complete, signed version of the Whole Effluent Toxicity Test Report Form shall be sent to the Biomonitoring Coordinator, Bureau of Water Quality, 101 S.


More Definitions of Biomonitoring

Biomonitoring means assessment of human exposures to chemicals by measuring the chemicals or their metabolites in human tissues or specimens, such as blood, breast milk, and urine.
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Biomonitoring means, for Acute Toxicity Testing, all test methods that utilize a biological system, or any of its parts, to assess the presence or effects of one or more pollutants and/or environmental factors, either alone or in combination.
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Biomonitoring means the process by which chemicals and their metabolites are
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Biomonitoring means the use of living organisms to test the suitability of
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Biomonitoring means the measurement of the body burden of toxic chemical compounds, elements, or their metabolites, in biological substances;
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Biomonitoring means the process by which chemicals and their metabolites are identified and measured within different biological specimens.
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