Sentence examples for a cleaner facility from inspiring English sources

These rats have considerably longer lifespans, however, in comparison to those used in the current study (unpublished observations), associated with being housed in a cleaner facility and therefore may well have experienced the drop in urine albumin excretion rates like that observed in the present study, just at an older age.

Conducted a cost-benefit analysis of implementing Green Technology that could reduce energy costs and air contaminants in patient rooms as well as provide an overall cleaner facility.

Better food, cleaner facilities, wider concourses and a cozier feel were just a few of the improvements fans could expect.

Though stark separation still very much existed, I was attending a new school with better books, better technology and cleaner facilities — and for that I was grateful.

Initially, old coal-powered industry and power stations were fitted with air pollution abatement systems before being replaced by cleaner facilities built to run on natural gas.

Having cleaner facilities and medical supplies, and educating the public on proper quarantine methods, will be more effective in stopping the spread of the virus, and that is just as important as learning about it.

At the urinal, Matthews observed to a reporter chatting with him at the next stall that the Reagan Library had some of the cleaner facilities he'd seen at debates.

Overall, 180 dry cleaner facilities reported using perc on site.

Davie, the plant's manager, says Radford has focused on reusing and recycling excess materials, recently investing in a large acid recycling plant, and also just replaced its coal-fired boiler plant with a cleaner, gas-fired facility.

She gets by on sign language (clarified by yellow subtitles), a genial courtesy, and a habitual rhythm to her life: a bath, a shoeshine, a bus trip, and a hard night's toil as a cleaner at a scientific facility.

While exports of U.S. plastic scrap to China fell 18% from 2012 to 2013, the U.S. plastics recycling industry responded to Operation Green Fence by updating its facilities to produce a "cleaner, more consistent bale," says Keith Christman, managing director of plastics markets for the American Chemistry Council.