Sentence examples for contained ensuring from inspiring English sources

Griffiths also recommends using a compost bin rather than a loose heap, to keep the spores contained; ensuring that the organic material inside the bin is kept moist; only adding small quantities of matter at a time; and maintaining an even, aereated mix of "green and brown" materials inside.

Emails contained statements ensuring the confidentiality of respondents and offering a $20 electronic gift card for participation.

The few human rights treaties the United States has signed contain reservations ensuring that they do not conflict with existing domestic law.

Containing terrorism, ensuring the supply of energy and preventing the spread of weapons of mass destruction: unlike, say, the 15-year civil war in Lebanon, Syria's disintegration threatens them all.About a fifth of the rebels and some of the best organised are jihadists.

Hence, the motor head (comprising catalytic core and neck-linker) contains elements ensuring coupling of catalysis and stepping.

The method described here with deposition of the lipophilic compound on glass beads and subsequent incubation of the coated beads with protein containing solutions ensures a homogeneous solution without aggregates.

Differences in the ability of cell lines expressing wild-type or high-CLIP-affinity mutant Ii to present Ag to T cells suggest a model in which increased CLIP affinity for class II serves to restrict peptide loading to DM-containing compartments, ensuring proper editing of antigenic peptides.

And that leader had no "standard practice" to guide tradeoffs between containing costs and ensuring safety, it said.

For this reason, as outlined in Section 3.1, we restrict our analysis to the set of tweets containing political hashtags, ensuring that the content under study is broadly public and expressly political in nature.

Biggert says she was unhappy that the reauthorization did not contain the clause ensuring full funding of basic research before funding of ARPA-E, but she eventually cast an "aye" vote.

State Sen. Alan Lowenthal (D-Long Beach), for instance, said he wanted the bill to contain clearer language ensuring the use of student test scores in teacher reviews.