The phrase "at refrigeration" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It may be intended to refer to a temperature or condition related to refrigeration, but it lacks clarity and context.
Example: "The food should be stored at refrigeration temperatures to ensure freshness."
Alternatives: "at refrigerated temperatures" or "in refrigeration conditions".
Unfortunately, usual MR JT refrigerators exhibit good performance at refrigeration temperatures above 80 K.
Then you'll know what's in the fridge (having bumped up its cost, and introduced multiple holes in the lining which will compromise its efficiency at refrigeration).
When the researchers looked at refrigeration's effect on infant formula -- which has less antioxidant activity than breast milk does -- they did not see the same effect.
Dec. 11: Whirlpool cuts 150 positions at refrigeration plant.
L. monocytogenes is one of the pathogenic bacteria capable of growing at refrigeration temperatures.
Survival of C. jejuni at refrigeration temperature approved in one study.
That was more than double the amount attributed to agriculture, at 17percentt, which was followed by emissions from breweries and distribution, at 14percentt each; refrigeration, at 9percentt; and the malting and processing of grains, at 6percentt.
All PCRs terminated with a 3-min extension step at 72 °C and refrigeration at 4 °C and immediately used for agarose electrophoresis.
For the case of heat rejection at 40 °C and refrigeration at −20 °C, the electricity savings are found 53.98%, the IRR 6.6% and the payback period close to 14 years.
Milton W. Garland, who showed up for a 47-cents-an-hour job at a refrigeration company in 1920 and stayed on until this May, died Thursday at a nursing home in Waynesboro, Pa.
At Unilever, refrigeration is less significant in connection with the company's overall environmental profile, but still relevant in absolute values.
