Sentence examples for clean chest from inspiring English sources

Monkeys were selected to be naive to prior mycobacterial exposure on the basis of a negative Mantoux skin reaction using Old Tuberculin Statens Serum Institutee (SSI), Copenhagen), a negative result in the Primagam® kit measuring M.bovis/M.avium PPD specific IFNγ release in whole blood cells (Biocor Animal Health, Omaha, Nebraska, USA), and clean chest X-rays lacking any signs of TB (see below).

"Warming up" can mean anything from singing mid-tone melodies to delivering your vocal patterns in a clean chest tone.

Do not use alcohol pads to clean the chest before attaching pads to the chest.

Even when I was able to start showering, I let the running water clean my chest while I stared straight at the ceiling.

By this you can clean your chest and won't have to reveal a secret or something.

This paper reports on the Canterbury UV developed at the University of Canterbury, which targets to inspect and clean sea chests of ships to eliminate bio-security risks caused by small organisms residing in the sea chests.

The samples were labelled and transported to the laboratory [Ecological Laboratory (ECOLAB), of University of Ghana, Legon] within 24 48 h on ice in clean ice chests and stored in the refrigerator at 4 °C until they were analysed for physico-chemical parameters and pesticide residues.

Once she insisted my sisters go and clean out a chest of drawers in an upstairs room, and waited downstairs for the screams when they came across the dead mouse she had earlier discovered there.

(a) System BioVet™ (©m2m Imaging Corp ,Newark, USA): the carbon fibre electrodes are applied directly in contact with the cleaned and shaved chest skin and applied with gel electrode so that a minimal impedance electrical connection is made with the electrode.

So sedentary was Mengers that when the ashtray was full, she had the housekeeper place a clean one on her chest.

But don't clean out your hope chest just yet, because many hurdles remain--both scientific and political--before governments can get over their plutonium headache.