Sentence examples for cleanliness floors from inspiring English sources

Although the study did not include litter as a factor in cleanliness, floors and seats were rated as clean if no more than light dirt or ground in spots were found.

More generally, a greater level of interest was linked with less lameness (reported by the farmer), better cleanliness (equipment, flooring and animals), less diseases (reported by the farmer), better environment score, better artificial lighting due to better buildings, a better locomotion score, better weaning methods and better social interaction scores.

For example, whether they attribute the slip to the cleanliness of the floors or to other factors and whether they respond by changing how they clean the floors.

According to New York City Transit figures, cleanliness ratings for floors and seats of train cars declined by 8percentt since 2000.

Many of these high performing franchisors also rate the potential clinic on its ventilation system, lighting, cleanliness of the floors and power supply and ensure that supplies to prevent cross infection, such as sterilizing equipment and disinfectants, are on hand at all times.

I have already restored my oven to the level of showroom-floor cleanliness, written a small hill of thank-you notes (some of them completely indiscriminate: "Thank you for sending me the list of typographical errors you found in my last novel"), walked the dog to the point of the dog's collapse.

The aim of this experiment was to investigate how the shape (U-shaped, L-shaped or platform, both in the front and back (FB-shaped) of the pen), width (0.5 m or 0.6 m) and slope (0% or 5%) of a solid wooden resting platform, together with the cleaning frequency (daily or every 2nd day) would affect the resting behaviour of ewes and floor cleanliness.

A multipurpose tray was placed under the bioreactor so that cleanliness of the floor could be maintained.

Sometimes I have qualms about the cleanliness of the floor.

5 While falls are a function of multiple factors that include the design of the workplace and the nature of the work (Haslam and Stubbs 2006), this analysis focuses on a single industry (fast food restaurants) and a single factor (floor cleanliness).

IN Madison Avenue's mind's eye, women are still preternaturally obsessed with the cleanliness of their kitchen floors, while men ruminate constantly about which shaving products will render them more attractive to the opposite sex.