Sentence examples for safely prepare from inspiring English sources

To safely prepare a functional autologous mitochondrial concentrate (MC) from follicular fluid (FF) cells, and to determine the effect of age and ovarian response on the oxidative phosphorylation (OXPHOS).

The Stay and Play after-school care service at Millbrook primary school in Newport, south Wales, scored a zero rating in June after it provided high-risk food, such as ham and salad wraps, despite not having the facilities to safely prepare them, Newport city council's environmental health team said.

What's becoming increasingly apparent is that current security frameworks and point solutions are getting in the way of the serious work that needs to be done to safely prepare businesses to thrive in the digital age.

You just need the chefs with the right attitude, the right commitment and the knowledge that's needed to safely prepare," he said.

The camp, geared to safely prepare intermediate-aged athletes for a successful high school experience, is open to youth grades who will enter grades third through eighth in the fall.

A scene in the drama shows how to safely prepare poultry for cooking, in order to prevent the possible spread of avian influenza.

The difficulties lie in obtaining the necessary precursors and reagents, and safely preparing the agent without self-exposure.

A collection of instructions targeted to lay cooks and families for safely preparing, serving, and storing food.

In Grasses of a Thousand Colours, Wallace Shawn imagines a world where dangerous genetic modification has gone so far that only the most privileged can get their food ("a mud-like substance") safely prepared for them by the last private nutritionist.

A collection of instructions targeted to lay cooks and families for safely preparing, serving, and storing a broad range of food types in a wide range of contexts, e.g., holidays and emergency situations with power losses.

This week in the journal Nature Communications, Stanford Assistant Professor of Pediatrics, Agnieszka Czechowicz, MD, PhD, and her colleagues published a pair of papers that demonstrate a new method for safely preparing for blood stem cell transplantation in mice, opening the door for a much wider use of the method.