Sentence examples for time sterilization from inspiring English sources

To worsen the situation, long time sterilization under high temperature causes serious nutrient loss and generates harmful chemicals that may in turn undermine normal fermentation.

The continuous high-temperature/short-time sterilization of liquid foods is investigated.

We evaluated treatment outcome based on (i) CFU after treatment (in non-sterilized granulomas), (ii) time to sterilization Ts (in sterilized granulomas) and (iii) the treatment failure rate (percentage of granulomas not sterilized by the end of the treatment period).

The HR is 1.6 (95% confidence interval: 1.2 to 2.3) demonstrating decreased time to sterilization (all sterilized by 100 d posttreatment) and fewer failed treatments with an inhaled formulation.

Sterilized packaging systems are designed to maintain the sterility of surgical instruments and devices from the time of sterilization until use.

("There will be no time for sterilization of your tools, so do not bother").

There has recently been an expansion in the use of bilateral salpingectomy at the time of sterilization to theoretically decrease ovarian cancer risk.

The pH was adjusted to that of the co-composting time before sterilization.

At the time, contraceptive sterilization wasn't a particularly popular form of birth control.

At the time, however, sterilization both was countenanced by the U.S. Supreme Court (in the 1927 Buck v. Bell case) and supported by many scientists, reformers, and lawmakers as one prong of a larger strategy to improve society by encouraging the reproduction of the "fit" and restricting the procreation of the "unfit".

Biomechanically, all grafts will be dramatically weakened over time after sterilization and this is shown from our study.