Sentence examples for kits should be from inspiring English sources

Steve Spangler, a former elementary-school teacher and local science television reporter in Denver, agrees that kits should be a start to an experiment, not the completion of one.

The paper argued not only that the medical kits should be standardized, down to the number of latex gloves, but also that a method for reporting incidents should be consistent among all airlines.

Ready-to-assemble kits should be available starting in July.

In conclusion, blood serological investigations in periparturient dairy cows using indirect ELISA kits should be avoided.

The drums I got didn't have any trouble and current kits should be fine.

When results indicate microcystin concentrations near compliance limits it is recommended that use of the test kits should be supported by accurate quantitative toxin testing together with traditional algal cell counts, and possibly emerging qPCR methods for species and toxin gene detection.

The company says the kit should be available later this year for less than $50.

If you're wondering whether all this kit should be operated by adults, some of whom may be partially bereft of their faculties, it's probably best not to bring up the UV light cannons and tricycles.

The committee also recommends that full details of what each force spends on uniforms and kit should be published so that the public can make clear comparisons between what forces are paying.

Subscribers not only elect a management team but also vote on which players to sign, how much a season ticket should cost and what colour the kit should be.

Your emergency kit should be a box small enough to run with.