Betekenis van:
assessor

Voorbeeldzinnen

1. This type of assessor may have limited experience.
2. ‘Assessor’ is defined as someone chosen for his/her ability to perform a sensory test. This type of assessor may have limited experience.
3. In such a case, the assessor concerned should be replaced on the panel by another,
4. ‘Assessor’ is defined as someone chosen for his/her ability to perform a sensory test.
5. validated references and samples to help the assessor to identify specific flavours and flavour intensity within the product.
6. The table is for guidance only, and any risk assessor should adapt the scenario to the product under consideration.
7. At least ten samples will be analysed as blind duplicates by an assessor within a period of 12 months.
8. subjects must not be suffering from an illness which could affect their performance. In such a case, the assessor concerned should be replaced on the panel by another,
9. The risk assessor therefore anticipates an ‘injury scenario’ that describes step by step how the hazard leads to the injury of a consumer (see table 2).
10. Examples: Good: The employer has an ongoing monitoring and assessment programme that includes expert assessor observation of driving performance whilst simultaneously using the information system.
11. A risk assessor from an authority could seek advice from colleagues in that same authority, in other authorities, in industry, in other countries, in scientific groupings, and elsewhere.
12. This index should be used to check whether an assessor uses the same scale for quality evaluation as an experienced group of assessors.
13. Good: The Employer has an ongoing monitoring and assessment programme that includes expert assessor observation of driving performance whilst simultaneously using the information system.
14. Nevertheless, the risk assessor should be sure that the risk identified is (one of) the highest risk(s), to ensure that the risk management action is sufficiently effective.
15. A risk assessor from an authority could seek advice from colleagues in that same authority, in other authorities, in industry, in other countries, in scientific groupings, and elsewhere. Conversely, any risk assessor in industry could use his contacts with authorities and others when a new or improved product is to be assessed before it is placed on the market.