Sentence examples for by stove from inspiring English sources
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Test results showed that the manufactured stoves, in general, yield a substantial reduction in specific fuelwood consumption relative to the three-stone fire, with results varying by stove type and type of food cooked.
Because women may cook more (or less) during each trimester, we assessed differences by trimester and by stove type used during pregnancy.
Overall, no significant differences were found between subgroups of primary fuel type for heating and cooking, isolation between living room (or bedroom), kitchen and stove location, heating by stove, ventilation in the living room, and seasonal time of conception.
SI Table S3 shows the means of use duration overall and by stove type and period and presents the calculated ICCs, the proportion of variability explained by differences between subjects.
Further research is necessary to elucidate the potential modification of these associations by genetic variation (Hosgood et al. 2007), varying carcinogenic potential among particular fuel subtypes (Lan et al. 2008), and varying carcinogenic potential by stove type and dwelling characteristics.
A survey by Stoves, the British manufacturer of cookers, found that half of British consumers don't know which brands still claim to be made in Britain.
The earliest orangeries were practical buildings that could be completely covered by planks and sacking and heated in the cold season by stoves; such buildings existed in Great Britain and France as early as the second half of the 16th century.
New cooks or those intimidated by stove-top pressure cookers can rest assured knowing that electric pressure cookers are safe, durable and easy to use.
Most High-Level systems implement specialized algorithms that yield useful results, albeit for a very narrow input space, and are characterized by stove-pipe architectures and a fragmented workflow.
Traditional cook stoves also place a double strain on the environment, as trees are depleted for firewood and harmful gases like carbon dioxide, methane, and black carbon are emitted by stoves into the atmosphere.
