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A “toolbox” for biological and chemical monitoring requirements for the European Union's Water Framework Directive

Allan et al., 2006

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5875182534078728913
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Allan I
Vrana B
Greenwood R
Mills G
Roig B
Gonzalez C
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Talanta

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Until now, water quality monitoring has relied heavily on spot sampling followed by instrumental analytical measurements to determine pollutant concentrations. Despite a number of advantages, this procedure has considerable limitations in terms of (i) temporal …
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