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sterilize

sterilize
Sterlized portion of runway/airfield.
i. To blank off a portion of an instrument panel for equipment not yet installed.
ii. To mark off a portion of a runway as not usable.
iii. To prohibit unauthorized access to a portion of or the entire airport for security reasons.
iv. To make unusable or unavailable a facility, such as a portion of an aircraft, for carrying a weapon.
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Following alcohol sterilisation, scaffolds are washed in sterile deionised water on a roller for 15 minutes, which is then repeated five times.
Evaluation of Sterilisation Techniques for Regenerative Medicine Scaffolds Fabricated with Polyurethane Nonbiodegradable and Bioabsorbable Nanocomposite Materials
The Wilcoxon sign rank test was used on comparison of the pre- and post sterilisation differences in menstrual variables and LGTI variables.
Does interval laparoscopic sterilisation influence the risk of lower genital tract infections and menstrual abnormalities?
The sterilisation equipment market, by product and service, is segmented into equipment, consumables and accessories, and contract sterilisation services.
Sterilisation Equipment Market to Reach 6.1bn by 2020, According to Study
(10.) India: Rajasthan in 'cars for sterilisation' drive, BBC News South Asia, July 1, 2011, <http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/world-southasia-13982031>, accessed May 7, 2012.
Sterilization regret among married women in India: implications for the Indian national family planning program
It is different, however, if sterilisation is proposed as a solution to the increased numbers of children in the care of the local authority or in need of protection.
Moral guardians; Your say
Emergency sterilisation procedures can only be done with the husband's consent.
Women now able to undergo sterilisation at private hospitals
[7] Attitudes towards sterilisation may be influenced by cultural beliefs about fertility, accessibility to services and the sociopolitical history of SA during and after apartheid.
Postpartum laparoscopic sterilisation: a role in South African healthcare?
The acquisition would help Sterigenics to establish a stronger position on the global market and strengthen its position as a worldwide leader in contract sterilisation, he said.
Sterigenics International acquires gamma sterilisation company Gammarad
Bioster Group provides sterilisation services to the medical device, pharmaceutical and packaging segments through its ethylene oxide and electron beam sterilisation facilities in Italy, Slovakia and the Czech Republic and also has a hospital sterilisation services (HSS) business in Italy.
Synergy Health reveals deal for Italian sterilisation services group Bioster
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The International Federation of Gynecology and Obstetrics (FIGO) has issued guidelines on female sterilisation, which describe forced and coerced sterilisation of marginalised women as an "act of violence," necessitating an ethical response by health care providers.
New FIGO guidelines on female sterilisation
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