Betekenis van:
mortality rate

Voorbeeldzinnen

1. The mortality rate per 1000 live births are set out in figure 13.1.
2. Mortality rate higher than 3 % in a week,
3. a long-term target fishing mortality rate; and
4. a rate of reduction in the fishing mortality rate for application until the target fishing mortality rate decided under (a) has been reached.
5. This objective shall be attained by gradually reducing the fishing mortality rate on the stock.
6. If the application of paragraph 2(b) and (c) would, based on the advice of STECF, result in a fishing mortality rate lower than the fishing mortality rate specified in Article 5(2), the Council shall set the TAC at a level resulting in a fishing mortality rate as specified in that Article.
7. that TAC whose application will result in the target fishing mortality rate that has been decided on by the Council in accordance with Article 3(1)(a).
8. maintaining the fishing mortality rate at 0,25 per year on appropriate age groups when the spawning stock biomass level is equal or superior to 75000 tonnes;
9. that TAC whose application conforms with the reduction in fishing mortality rate that has been decided on by the Council in accordance with Article 3(1)(b);
10. above the precautionary spawning biomass level, the TACs shall correspond to a fishing mortality rate of 0,4 on appropriate age groups;
11. at or below the limit spawning biomass level, the TACs shall not exceed a level corresponding to a fishing mortality rate of 0,2 on appropriate age groups.
12. if the size of the stock on 1 January of the year of application of the TAC is predicted by STECF to be below the minimum spawning biomass level established in Article 6, the fishing mortality rate shall be reduced by 25 % in the year of application of the TAC as compared with the fishing mortality rate in the previous year;
13. If there are clinical signs present in poultry or other captive birds or indications of an increase in daily mortality (> 3 times normal mortality rate of the flock) or a depression in daily egg-production (> 5 %) or a decrease in daily feed and/or water intake (> 5 %), the standard samples must be taken immediately from each production unit.
14. If there are indications of an increase in daily mortality (> 3 times normal mortality rate of the flock) or a depression in daily egg-production (> 5 %) or a decrease in daily feed and/or water intake (> 5 %), the standard samples must be taken from each production unit.
15. If there are indications of an increase in daily mortality (> 3 times normal mortality rate of the flock) or a depression in daily egg-production (> 5 %) or a decrease in daily feed- and/or water intake (> 5 %), the standard samples must be taken from each production unit.