Sentence examples for appropriate shelf from inspiring English sources
There it could join 1,200 other surviving volumes from Hitler's private library and not only be readily accessible to scholars and historians but also occupy appropriate shelf space with an equally sinister companion book from Hitler's private book collection, a 1925 German translation of Madison Grant's "The Passing of the Great Race," bearing a personal inscription to Hitler.
Stability testing enables the manufacturer to predict an appropriate shelf life for the product, thus ensuring that the consumers' expectations of quality are met throughout the shelf life.
Sucrose demonstrated appropriate properties as a lyoprotectant and screening of physical parameters of freeze-drying resulted in selecting appropriate shelf temperatures and drying times with regard to maintaining S-HBsAg structure and antigenicity.
If you're not sure about when to toss old makeup, six months is a good rule of thumb, or consult the tips below for the appropriate shelf life for different types of products.
18 19 As in the previous studies, packages of biscuits/cakes/wafers were obtained by systematically examining the labels of the products placed on the appropriate shelves in the biscuits/cakes/wafers section in the supermarket.
If you love movies or books, get appropriate shelves or racks for them.
It is a high time to educate the dealers and users (cultivators) on importance of appropriate storage conditions, shelf life, and mode of action of BCAs.
" This can be a simple piece of wood cut down to the appropriate size, a shelf salvaged from another piece of furniture, etc.
Briskly straighten that stuff up by putting things in their appropriate places on shelves, in drawers, or in boxes in the closet.
Furthermore, these results show that the fenofibrate crystal size can be controlled by choosing the appropriate freezing rate and shelf temperature.
The need to increase toilet coverage worldwide is now understood to be as crucial as water provision in improving public health and reducing poverty, yet there are still few affordable, off-the-shelf technologies appropriate for meeting the sanitation needs of the 2.5 billion people living without access to an affordable clean toilet.
