Sentence examples for for proper storage from inspiring English sources
The key for proper storage is to preserve grains below their critical moisture, which will prevent intrinsic and extrinsic deterioration mainly caused by insects, molds, and rodents.
However, "high arousal disconnects brain areas necessary for proper storage and integration of information" (van der Kolk 2014 176).
If anything, it seems to me the state should impose detailed standards on importers, wholesalers and retailers for proper storage, handling and delivery even to the point of periodic inspection of the condition of the wine.
Apart from being an essential metal for many enzymatic reactions [1], zinc is necessary in β-cells for proper storage of insulin by crystallization [2].
We showed in a previous study that both of these compounds are strongly dependent on serglycin for proper storage [14] and the present work thus demonstrates that both of these additionally require polyamines for maintenance of accurate intracellular levels.
Hence, serglycin holds a key role in the assembly of granule dense core material and this has proven vital for proper storage of a number of secretory granule compounds [11], [12], [14].
This material, including some musical sketches, working notes, scores, punched paper rolls used to drive the RCA Mark II synthesizer, and a small amount of correspondence and ephemera, is in the process of being transferred to the Columbia University Libraries, for preservation, proper storage, and cataloging.
As the cooling equipment has to function at much less than its actual capacity working periods become very short and cycling-off periods very long; this allows the humidity level to rise and reach values that can be dangerous for the proper storage of meat.
It is legal for it to be reimbursed for any expenses involved — proper storage, for example.
Reactives dated with date received and date opened, checked for condition and proper storage.
They may be blessed -- or burdened -- with troves of artworks by once-semifamous, now-forgotten names and tons of decorative objects, artifacts and memorabilia donated by local citizens, but they usually have little space to display their treasures and limited resources for preservation and proper storage.
