Sentence examples for freezing means from inspiring English sources

And quick freezing means smaller ice crystals and a smoother texture than you usually get in unstirred ice cream.

But the HFEA warned: "The nature of egg freezing means we may not know the true success rate for eggs frozen now for several years to come.

In the other, you have "Frozen," "Mean Girls," and "SpongeBob SquarePants".

Larvae of Calliphora vomitoria L. (maggots) were used as insect bodies; for the first 5 treatments the maggots were frozen (mean wet mass 0.024 g), followed by two additions of fresh maggots (mean wet mass 0.075 g), giving a season total of 0.27 g (fresh) insect bodies per leaf base or 1.08 g for a typical (2 stem-leaved) plant.

Their divergent views on freezing embryos means the two bills are practically irreconcilable.

Freezing it means that on average a former student will pay £306 a year more in 2020-21 compared with 2016-17, according to a report by the Department for Business, Innovation and Skills.

AMA president, Brian Owler, said the extension of the rebate freeze "means the government has extended its stranglehold on patients' rebates, meaning $925m more out of the pockets of everyday Australians".

The recruitment freeze means that officers who leave are not replaced.

There, the government's pay freeze means earnings are falling in cash terms.

A freeze means a devaluation and in reality will mean a disincentive to work.

The assets freeze means that any UK or EU bank accounts and credit cards would be frozen.