Sentence examples for extensive conditioning from inspiring English sources

Mr. Horween said that many of the more extensive conditioning methods, including moisture, mineral oil and solvents to dissolve wax, were hurting more than helping by stripping the football of waxes that enhance its grip.

Lani, largely known before this for his bad-boy antics, rewarded the extensive conditioning program given to him by Japanese trainer Mikio Matsunaga by finishing third.

Due to the extensive conditioning period the feed streams were not susceptible to shear.

Obtaining a high yield of sugar from recalcitrant biomass generally requires a high severity of pretreatment with aggressive chemistry, followed by extensive conditioning, and large doses of enzymes.

Through these fundamental phenomena, agents can associate stimuli with the reward characteristics of their environments without requiring more extensive explicit conditioning.

High percentages of air-conditioned homes and buildings may reduce the average ability of air pollutants to reach residents for much of the day, which may diminish the overall population adverse health implications of outdoor air pollution in those cities versus cities without extensive air conditioning.

A hike of this scale requires extensive physical conditioning.

Cervidized Prnp transgenic mouse brain homogenate can support CWD prion replication (32 ), and extensive in vitro conditioning of a CWD isolate by PMCA in a cervidized substrate (or passage in cervidized mice) was sufficient to overcome the barrier and enable efficient in vitro amplification in a humanized transgenic mouse substrate (33 ).

Our transcriptome analysis is the first to provide an extensive overview of conditioning-induced differential expression patterns of both protein-coding and antisense transcripts, in the heads of two Nasonia parasitic wasp species, which differ in the formation of LTM.

As a result, it is likely that, in cities that have extensive use of air conditioning, the estimated health effects on exposed individuals may be underestimated compared with effects estimated in communities having milder climates and more limited use of air conditioning.

The extreme ambient air temperatures lead to extensive use of air-conditioning systems in order to reduce the indoor air temperatures.