Sentence examples for refrigeration issues from inspiring English sources
Results from a study in Egypt recommend the use of misoprostol, even in the hospital setting if there are staff shortages, refrigeration issues and/or high caseloads, because misoprostol offers the advantage of a one-drug regimen, stability, and easy administration, compared with injectable uterotonics [ 5].
Some suggestions about the refrigeration issue were offered by a spokeswoman for Eli Lilly, which manufactures Forteo, a drug used to increase bone mass density.
Pressed on the issue, city officials would say only that their first priority is reaching an accord on the lease and on resolving nagging storage, refrigeration and traffic issues.
One of the key issues in magnetic refrigeration is generating the magnetic field that the magnetocaloric material must be subjected to.
Independently of the choice of refrigerant, environmental and or safety issues can be minimised by reducing the amount of refrigerant charge per heat pump or refrigeration system.
The transition from orange and grapefruit juice, a business with commodity prices at the forefront and issues of transportation and refrigeration close behind, has not been that difficult, he says.
The phase behavior of refrigerant with lubricant oil is an important issue for designing the refrigeration system.
Low temperature refrigeration of cold stores poses some specific issues: single stage, vapour compression cycles have modest COP at low evaporation temperature; cold evaporator surfaces require de-frosting and a fan for air circulation; a part of the refrigeration load may be delivered at intermediate temperature levels, e.g. for the cold store loading dock.
To overcome these issues, a valid alternative to replace conventional refrigeration systems can be represented by magnetic refrigeration.
If science shows a vaccine to be safe and effective, issues such as customs, shipping or refrigeration cannot delay it.
Purchase a refrigerated line station and supplemental refrigeration units.
