Sentence examples for automated flushing from inspiring English sources

She takes great pride in the sparkle of the 10 urinals, automated flushing mechanisms and taps, and points out the baby-changing mat in the men's.

These steps failed to control the outbreak; however, after initiation of 3 times per day automated flushing of all clinical tap units in October 2013, water testing in December 2013 demonstrated an absence of E. meningoseptica or Pseudomonas species, and no further isolates were identified from patients in the critical care unit from November 2013 onward.

The device was evaluated for successful serial sample collection in the field and successful automated flushing of the system with heparinized saline (in order to prevent clotting of the tubing or catheter).

The return of the organism in a single patient in April 2014, seven months after the proposed outbreak termination, might be attributable to a failure in the automated flushing protocols but more likely represents contamination from a sink in a nearby area of the hospital (i.e., operating rooms) that does not practice the auto-flushing protocol or from outside the health care environment.

During the examination, CM will be injected followed by a saline flush using an automated injector.

They were proper visitor comfort stations". Chiswell says that the goal in Britain should be for everything, from the flushing to the door locks, to be automated, "so that you don't have to touch anything and spread bacteria".

The device conducted the enzymatic and water flushes of the endoscope channels through an automated process without the need for clinic personnel to change hosing and/or attach and remove sources of detergent or water as required.

Patients received 0.1 mmol/kg of gadobenate dimeglumine (Multihance, Bracco Imaging, Germany) followed by 30 mL saline flush injected at a rate of 2 mL/s with an automated injector.

An automated toilet in a public washroom in Tokyo features a heated seat, wash and dry functions, and canned flushing sounds.

However, if automated bedside administration systems are used, then other types of lines may be required to obtain the same flushing and administration results.

The Zeus® (Dräger, Lübeck, Germany), an automated closed-circuit anesthesia machine, uses high fresh gas flows (FGF) to wash-in the circuit and the lungs, and intermittently flushes the system to remove unwanted N2.