Sentence examples for equipment for treating from inspiring English sources
Recent legislation encourages industrialists to set up equipment for treating their VOC-loaded gaseous effluents.
LOS ANGELES — To doctors visiting his company's booth at a recent medical meeting, Scott Phillips extolled the medical virtues of the company's equipment for treating cancer with protons.
Raids in Madrid and Zaragoza in May 2006 turned up steroids, hormones, the endurance-boosting substance EPO, nearly 100 bags of frozen blood and equipment for treating blood.
In May, the Spanish police raided several apartments in Madrid and seized steroids, hormones, EPO, nearly 100 bags of frozen blood and equipment for treating blood.
Many millions of acres are treated from the air each year, and modern equipment for treating row-crop land with herbicides has made weed control increasingly convenient.
The spirit is made in a malt distillery in the Highlands, using some equipment for treating the botanicals that dates back nearly 100 years.
They are common treatment facilities for small and medium industries that cannot afford their own equipment, and facilities for treating and disposing of toxic and hazardous wastes.
The foundation provides grants and equipment for scientists treating childhood cancers.
By contrast Britain's firemen, notoriously, have in past decades for the most part stubbornly refused training in such medical skills as administering pain-killers, or to carry equipment such as defibrillators (for treating heart attacks).The third question is the role of the private sector.
Therefore cost implications associated with the use of monitoring equipment are present irrespective of the choice between intravenous phenytoin or fosphenytoin for treating SE.
Become the "family expert" for sporting goods equipment by treating customers like friends and family and by maintaining an experienced, knowledgeable, and caring staff that can help the customer make the right purchase for them, whether they are individuals outfitting their family, or coaches, athletic directors and league representatives supplying their teams.
