Sentence examples for more aggressive cleaning from inspiring English sources
The density of these ad-charges is known to be increased in samples which have received more aggressive cleaning treatments (such as the O2 plasma etch we have employed) [27].
If it is not, more aggressive cleaning may be necessary.
We believe we're more aggressive in cleaning up than any other union.
But Mr. Bartram warned that if the banks became more aggressive in cleaning up their balance sheets it could depress values and stifle a recovery.
This coating will allow you to be a little more aggressive in cleaning the leather with soap and water without damaging it.
The first scenario was no-cleaning (untreated); the second scenario was cleaning with a soft-pile carpet, representing the Best Management Practice (BMP) (CPDA 2008); and the third scenario was cleaning with a Scotch-Brite™ (ID #70071592383) medium duty general purpose scouring pad (3M™ pad) that represents a more aggressive, non-BMP, cleaning method (CPDA 2008).
Eyes closed, a buyer would be hard-pressed to discern the Cruze's diesel engine from Volkswagen's TDI, but Chevrolet opted for the more aggressive, and expensive, approach to cleaning exhaust emissions, using a urea-injection system similar to that employed on diesel engines from BMW and Mercedes-Benz, including the twin-turbo four-cylinder unit in the new GLK250 BlueTEC.
Nevertheless, since infection control and prevention policies are determined on the facility level, facility characteristics may be helpful in identifying nursing homes that should adopt more aggressive strategies (e.g. screening, decolonization, more frequent environmental cleaning) to reduce MRSA burden and transmission.
Many experts argue that without a freer press, more aggressive N.G.O.s, independent courts, and some sort of expanded public participation, cleaning up the problems will be difficult.
This is a major victory for cleaning up air pollution in port cities and around the world, reflecting the growing global consensus that more aggressive emission cuts are necessary from the shipping sector.
