Pesticides are used to preserve their quality and prevent diseases.
Agricultural grains, including cereal grains such as wheat, corn and rice, and oil seeds such as soybeans and canola, must be stored, transported, and conveyed using methods that preserve their quality as seeds, food stuffs, or raw materials.
But it will help immensely in cutting down how frequently your camera sensor needs dust cleaning, can prevent moisture from getting into the camera in humid environments, and should generally decrease the wear and tear on both body and glass, helping to preserve their quality and resale value longer.
In parallel to this, adequate antidementia treatment, and in particular the combination of memantine with ChEIs, could also contribute to allowing AD patients to be managed longer in the community setting [ 9, 15, 21, 41] and thus help preserve their quality of life.
Many patients with mCRC receive only first-line treatment (Table 1), with some refusing second-line therapy and preferring to preserve their quality of life, whereas others are not offered this option as they are considered unfit as a result of disease progression.
Shell and either cook or freeze fresh field peas as quickly as possible to preserve their quality.
We have proposed a doping process that makes audio signals more sparse while preserving their audio quality, thanks to a perceptually controlled algorithm based on a generalized Gaussian model of the time-frequency coefficients.
If you consider a bag a potential investment — and think you might try to sell your prized Birkin or Fendi one day —preserve their quality as long as possible by storing them correctly.
72 Indeed, breast reconstruction in the elderly preserves their quality of life.
The goals of those who chose PET were to avoid surgery (often due to their age or past experiences) and hospitalisation, as well as to preserve their current quality of life.
