Sentence examples for exit waste from inspiring English sources

Site-specific standard operating procedures (SOPs) regulated such operations to include entry and exit, waste disposal, personal protective equipment (PPE) gowning and disrobing, occupational-health surveillance, and post-extraction DNA non-viablility certification.

The Braves, surely relieved to see Kershaw exit, did not waste time turning on reliever Ronald Belisario.

Doctors cut McMullin's colon, performing a colostomy, a surgical opening through the abdomen to create an exit path for waste.

This also opens the possibility that the choroid plexus may function as an exit route for waste products from the CSF.

While anatomical and molecular evidence suggest that the atrial siphon primordia share a common origin with the primordia of the vertebrate ear (Manni et al., 2004; Mazet et al., 2005; Kourakis and Smith, 2007), the functional role of the atrial siphon in adult C. intestinalis is as a cloaca, a common exit point for waste, filtered sea water, sperm and eggs.

If there was a vacuum created by Mr. McCall's exit, one man wasted no time in filling it.

The waste exiting the peeler/scrubber unit is decanted to separate skins and seeds from the aqueous portion of the waste stream.

All bodily wastes exit the body through the cloaca which terminates in a cloacal vent.

The flame cells remove the wastes into two collecting ducts, one on either side, and each duct has one or more nephridiopores through which the wastes exit.

The protonephridia of nemertea and flatworms are different in structure, and in position – the flame cells of nemertea are usually in the walls of the fluid vessels and are served by "drains" from which the wastes exit by a small number of tubes through the skin, while the flame cells of flatworms are scattered throughout the body.

This is where waste exits the body of the frog.