Sentence examples for level of hygienic from inspiring English sources
Based on the zoning specifications, the level of hygienic installation has been defined and described in the chapter for medium and high hygiene areas.
A hazard analysis of the foods manufactured must be conducted prior to designing a food factory, more specifically to determine the required level of hygienic design including zoning requirements for the food factory.
Similarly, selection for tolerance to Varroa seems to be possible by selecting bees with a high level of hygienic behavior [ 32].
The Convention on the Rights of the Children 1989 defined 18 years as an admissible age for a family Japanese Ambassador Shusuke Watanabe, UNICEF representative in Azerbaijan Mark Hereward and other representatives visited new sanitary joint built in school No. 6 and in the boarding-school of Goychay and concerned about high level of hygienic conditions created for the teachers and students.
These candidate genes provide relevant targets for SNPs analysis (cis-regulatory sites and coding sequence) to develop molecular tools for honeybee genetic programs, which would provide a rapid and efficient method for selecting honeybee colonies with a high level of hygienic behavior.
The studied colonies demonstrated low levels of hygienic behavior (average brood removal within two days was only 57.44%, SD = 21.76%, N = 9 colonies).
Furthermore, it seems that all worker bees show various levels of hygienic behavior and its effectiveness is linked to the speed of execution.
Our study showed a higher level of proper hygienic practice among urban residents.
The level of fulfillment of the hygienic requirements was most strongly influenced by the type of street food vendor, both in the section of personal hygiene and hygiene of equipment and food preparation and serving.
Competent authorities play a key role, not only in controlling the implementation of hygienic rules at the level of day care centres, but also in supplying practical information to the social environment of the future adoptee.
Risk behaviours were high for boys, while girls reported high levels of nutritional and hygienic practices (67% and 69% respectively).
