Sentence examples for prevent produce from inspiring English sources

Proper enforcement of U.S. tolerances could help encourage exporting farmers to limit their pesticide use to prevent produce from being turned away by U.S. inspectors, which could in turn lead to a farmer losing future business with export firms.

This enables to give feedback to the bending device for automatically readjust of bending parameters and thus prevent producing defective components.

In [32], the total variation based image restoration and morphological filtering are applied to the hazy image, which can prevent producing unnecessary texture details from the estimated transmission map.

Because so much produce is consumed raw and disinfection methods are not highly effective on fresh produce, the keys to preventing produce-associated outbreaks are preventing the initial contamination and minimizing handling practices that lead to amplification [2].

On the other hand, that "we can prevent or produce certain effects by preventing or producing their causes" is an absolute presupposition of medical science.

If you need to store meat on a shelf above your produce drawer, for example, having a plastic liner under the meat will prevent your produce from getting dripped on.

Secondly, it shows that "reason cannot immediately prevent or produce any action by contradicting or approving of it" (T3.1.1.10).

As we have seen, reason alone "can never immediately prevent or produce any action by contradicting or approving of it" (T 458).

"This wonderful study clearly demonstrates how swings of a tail can prevent or produce rotations of the body," says David Carrier, a comparative biomechanicist at the University of Utah in Salt Lake City.

One might reasonably draw the conclusion from this episode that HS2 are keen to prevent people producing highly detailed interactive maps of the preferred Leeds and Manchester routes.

Last month, South African and Danish governments announced their intention to prevent goods produced in settlements from being labeled as 'Made in Israel', following the United Kingdom, which has requested its supermarkets to label settlement goods differently since 2009.