| One of the issues that led to the suspension is the sterilisation of trucks transporting animals to abattoirs. |
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| Most of the equipment was unusable because of damage and contamination but some was sent away for sterilisation. |
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| Is a mother who receives a contribution towards a sterilisation unit for her baby's milk bottles a freeloader? |
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| It also highlighted excessive use of injections and blood transfusions without proper sterilisation. |
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| An inveterate grassroots activist and organiser, she led the campaign to expose sterilisation abuse in Puerto Rico, where it was rampant. |
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| Food will stay fresh for longer without losing its taste, thanks to high-pressure sterilisation. |
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| In reality, the only choice before them is sterilisation through tubectomies. |
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| Given the state of their drinking water, anything that offered a little sterilisation could add a few years to a person's life. |
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| He also found that date palm wine was used in the sterilisation of the body and organs during mummification and aromatic spices were used in the embalming. |
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| Due to flush mountable installation in the tank or vessel wall reliable cleaning and sterilisation in the process are possible. |
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| A history of termination of pregnancy, recurrent miscarriages, sexually transmitted infections, or sterilisation can all become a source of conflict. |
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| In case of a change in the sterilisation process, the change is to a standard pharmacopoeial cycle only. |
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| For scores of 5 or more, salpingectomy with contralateral sterilisation and a switch to IVF is the best solution. |
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| These medical devices are packed into prepurchased pouches and sealed in-house before being sent offsite for sterilisation. |
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| He was sentenced for bringing a law suit against the local authorities in connection with a campaign of sterilisation and forced abortions. |
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| Identifying risks in sterilisation calls for full understanding of the production cycle and the product life cycles. |
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| In the existing text, no support is to be given under this regulation to incentives to encourage sterilisation or abortion. |
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| At least the critical process steps, such as sterilisation, shall be validated. |
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| The text clearly states that there will be no support for the promotion of sterilisation and abortion. |
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| Alien aquatic plants and micro-organisms can enter the water cycle through discharges of aquarium water without prior sterilisation. |
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| With fixed exchange-rate systems and the absence of so-called sterilisation policies, domestic liquidity tends to increase and feed inflation. |
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| Research is being undertaken into methods of destroying marine organisms in ballast water, for instance, using sterilisation, ozone or heat. |
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| The most commonly used sterilisation units in small-scale laboratories are pressure cookers, but autoclaves can be used as well. |
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| Water is used for product sterilisation, generating steam, cleaning the plant, and cooling purposes. |
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| The case concerned the sterilisation of a young woman who could not give informed consent, and the court ruled that consent was not the issue. |
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| In addition, cleaning agents and disinfectants are used for cleaning and sterilisation of the production area. |
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| Tubal obstruction in the midsegment of the tube is usually as a result of sterilisation procedures, which is usually a permanent intentional intervention. |
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| Forced sterilisation was by far the most calamitous exercise undertaken during the Emergency. |
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| Female sterilisation involves blocking or cutting the fallopian tubes that carry the egg from the ovaries to the womb, a procedure known as tubal ligation. |
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| The burden on operating theatre staff, the sterilisation departments and the central storage facility caused by too many instruments is also reduced. |
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| The handle should be placed in a vertical position during sterilisation. |
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| Remember, for instance, the eugenic sterilisation of the feckless? |
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| Where films are intended for further processing or use in the food and pharmaceuticals industries, one critical property is temperature stability, e.g. to permit heating in a microwave oven or sterilisation process. |
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| Elective sterilisation is available on Brazil's public health system for women over 25 or with at least two children, and with their husband's consent. |
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| Gupta had conducted one tubectomy every 2 minutes in a two-hour sterilisation drive. |
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| Not permitted: the sterilisation of corks using radiation, the use of corks washed with chlorine, coloured corks, agglomerated corks, plastic corks. |
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| In addition, the entire humidity system can be easily removed for quick, convenient yet effective sterilisation after every patient to maintain the most hygienic environment possible. |
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| We have the possibility to convert existing sterilisation systems to the newest state of the art by changing the piping, the control system, the user interface and so on. |
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| This is the second time in succession that a trendsetting production facility at which Belimed machinery is used for the purpose of cleaning or sterilisation has been awarded this coveted prize. |
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| It is not total, but enormous: The differents pollings and micro-pollings done by professionnals and journalists show that quite ALL those who have heared about sterilisation haven't done it because of its price. |
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| Necessity is the mother of invention Before the first preserving jar could be designed, however, researchers had to preoccupy themselves with two physical principles: the vacuum seal and sterilisation by heating. |
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| At the end of 2006, the Army Health Service entrusted Cegelec with the supply of three sterilisation modules for surgical instruments, thus adding to its mobile field hospital. |
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| Flame sterilisation is a frequently used technique in the microbiology laboratory and Bunsen burners are commonly used to provide the flame. |
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| The range of Zeta Hygiene products for sterilisation and disinfection allows the user to deal with all the hygienic-sanitary requirements of the dental surgery. |
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| However, aid for soil sterilisation or purchasing sterilising machinery would not seem to be admissible as the Guidelines permit compensation only for damage caused to buildings and machinery by adverse weather conditions. |
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| Following a simple procedure called laparoscopic tubectomy carried out at two sterilisation camps in the Bilaspur district of Chhattisgarh state, 14 mothers – some with babies as young as six months – are dead. |
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| Among these, we highlight the use of simple and economical cultivation means, the chemical sterilisation, and the use of liquid culture means in all the species and stages of micropropagation that permit it. |
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| These surgical procedures are to be considered in the usual deontological setting of medical practice and do not raises the same issues as first intention sterilisation. |
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| To do this, they resort to mass campaigns for inserting implants and IUDs and sterilisation, where about 300 clients are provided services by only four doctors in a day. |
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| On November 28, a doctor used a bicycle pump to inflate the abdomens of 56 women while conducting a procedure called a laparoscopic tubectomy during a sterilisation camp here. |
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