Sentence examples for sanitary state from inspiring English sources
"It's not a sanitary state on the island right now," said David L. Callender, president of the University of Texas Medical Branch in Galveston.
Davis recounts with equal vituperation the sanitary state of the modern mass conurbations ("Today's poor megacities - Nairobi, Lagos, Bombay, Dhaka and so on - are stinking mountains of shit that would appal even the most hardened Victorians"), and points to the power relationships underpinning spatial inequality.
Moreover, to be used in aquaculture, microalgal species must also be selected on the basis of their mass-culture potential, nutritive constituents, non-toxicity, sanitary state as a diet, size and shape of the cells and digestibility (Becker, 2004a; Brown et al., 1999; de la Noue and de Pauw, 1988; Tzovenis et al., 2003).
For more than two decades, city health inspectors have enforced a provision of the state sanitary code prohibiting commercial establishments from providing facilities for sex.
By the late 1930s, efforts to stem the pollution led to formation of a state sanitary board to oversee modest cleanup efforts.
In Poland, AH-7921 fell under the definition of a "substitution" drug under the act amending the Act on State Sanitary Inspection (2010), and thus its production and marketing are penalized with administrative sanctions (i.e. fine).
In fine, our function is as much editorial as sanitary, and he stated unreservedly that he holds our literary judgment in the highest esteem….
Since then, Gatto has gone as far as anyone in making enforcement of the state's sanitary code seem like daring work.
Clinic-epidemiological evaluation of patients with leprosy sequelae was performed at the reference unit in sanitary dermatology of the state of Pará in Brazil.
Therefore, that evening a "state of sanitary contingency" was declared and informed to the population, a prepandemic alert was declared, and the preventive and control measures were intensified.
The present study was done at the dressing service of Dr. Marcello Candia Reference Unit in Sanitary Dermatology of the State of Pará in Brazil (UREMC), and was carried out from January 2007 to January 2008.
