Sentence examples for strip designed from inspiring English sources

In the last several months, the parks department determined that the most durable and cost-effective solution was to rip out the deteriorating wood and install recycled plastic that looks like wood alongside a concrete center strip designed for emergency and service vehicles.

The study goal was to critically evaluate 3 popular noninvasive treatments for snoring: an oral spray lubricant applied before bedtime, a nasal strip designed to maintain nasal valve patency, and a head-positioning pillow.

In the present study, we evaluated theleukocyte esterase (LE) area of a reagent strip designed for urinalysisfor the semiquantitative measurement of the percentage ofpolymorphonuclear neutrophils (PMNs) in BAL fluid.

Hummel's distinctive halved strip designed for the Danish national team for the 1986 FIFA World Cup caused a stir in the media but FIFA worried about moiré artefacts in television pictures.

Then the roughened side of the strip designed for salivary mutans assay was gently pressed against the tongue.

Other important questions are whether there are any differences in effectiveness related to the reason for lane departure, and whether there are any rumble strip designs that can awaken and alert drivers without contributing to external noise.

Typically, a patient leaves a sample in a cup imbedded with sensitized strips designed to detect various classes of drugs like opioids, amphetamines, barbiturates and cocaine.

It is no coincidence that a large percentage of the Cultural Olympiad relies on such volunteerism: Marc Rees's Adain Avion, for example, asks local community groups in Wales to be content-providers for a mobile art space made of aircraft fuselage, while Craig Coulthard's forest football pitch in Scotland needs to be "activated" by amateur teams, wearing strips designed by local children.

Evidence of comparable benefits from wildflower strips designed specifically for energy purposes has yet to be established.

The company's INRatio System is a portable meter with disposable test strips designed to measure a patient's blood-clotting time, called PT/INR.

Predominantly hilly, its landscape is a patchwork of open fields or strips designed for cereals, occasional fenced orchards, scrub and young woods that are mainly of beech and oak and which are managed by the county forestry service.