Sentence examples for sanitary requirements from inspiring English sources

This room-size intestine, which was specifically adapted to fulfill sanitary requirements of the United States Department of Health, will be featured at the New Museum of Contemporary Art in SoHo starting on Friday and will be fed twice a day, courtesy of several New York restaurants, through April 28.

The results highlighted the structural and procedural aspects involved in sanitary requirements of traditional dairy production.

Food processors are increasingly demanding automated and real-time techniques, which are capable of withstanding the process environment coupled with meeting sanitary requirements.

By better understanding the distribution of temperatures and bacteria within hot water tanks along with the associated risks, improved design and control strategies may be adopted to facilitate effective demand side management of hot water systems whilst meeting sanitary requirements.

The problems related with noise and its reduction in food-processing and pharmaceutical plants necessitate a specific approach when applying sound absorbing systems and materials in view of high hygienic and sanitary requirements.

Pall Corporation of East Hills, New York has announced the availability of its Aria SA water filtration system that is designed to meet the sanitary requirements of beverage and food producers.

This situation now constitutes an important clinical, healthcare and socioeconomic problem, in view of the sanitary and care requirements involved, the important family impact, and the scarcity of effective therapeutic resources.

A more promising basis for developing standards on diet and nutrition depends on whether such standards come within the terms of: "sanitary and quarantine requirements and other procedures designed to prevent the international spread of disease" (Article 21(a)).

Throughout the >60 years that the World Health Organization (WHO) has been in existence, member states have made use of the constitutional provision that permits the Health Assembly to adopt regulations concerning sanitary and quarantine requirements and other procedures designed to prevent the international spread of disease (1 ).

Almost 68.86% of waste generated in Indonesia is landfilled, and only 10% of the available landfills meet the requirements for a sanitary landfill.

The overall abattoir sanitary environment is below the requirements of good hygiene practices (GHP) in slaughterhouses.