Care labels

Sample Handling System. Venous or capillary blood, urine, and cerebrospinal fluid are specimens routinely used in medical diagnostic testing. Of these biological fluids, the use of venous blood is by far the most prevalent. Collection devices such as syringes and partial vacuum test tubes, eg, Vacutainer, are used to draw ten milliliters or less of venous blood. At collection time, the test tubes are carefully labeled for later identification. 

Naturally, it has also been suggested that textile care instructions could be electronically transferred to the washing machine. However, with frequent misuse and errors within the current wash-care labeling system, such methods should be treated with caution. 

Samples must be carefully labeled as they are taken. Labels must tell where, when, and how they were taken and include reference to the field notebook page where they are described. One other effective method of labeling is to use bar codes for each sample. This facilitates sample handling and decreases misidentification of samples. Bar codes can be generated in the field and attached to samples before shipment. 

Lack of a wet cleaning label for garments To date, there has been no care label for wet cleaning. In 2002, the International Committee of Textile Care (CINET) proposed such a new label (a bold W in a circle), which will be voted on in 2005. 

Lay out the SPCEs in a fumehood and carefully label each working electrode as to which extract will be applied to them. 

Colour photographs must be taken at all sampling sites (stream water and sediment, residual soil, humus, floodplain sediment and optional overbank sediment), and recorded on the field observation sheets. Each photograph, after processing, should be carefully labelled at the back with a fine permanent ink and sent to the co-ordinator (Geological Survey of Finland) upon completion of the sampling. 

There are a number of technical solutions to the problems of positivity bias. One path for enhancing satisfaction studies lies in using expanded scales, such as 0 to 10 rating scales rather than 1 to 5 scales. While the expanded scales are not normally used in attitude assessment the careful labelling of each scale point can offer a route for enhancing the discriminatory power of a single satisfaction item. Typical scale point labels for a 0 to 10 scale would read ... 

If cells are synchronised at the G1 /S boundary and then released, the rate of DNA synthesis is initially slow but accelerates to reach a maximum at about 3h and then decelerates until S-phase is essentially complete in 6-7 h (Stubblefield and Mueller, 1962 Adams, 1969b). As replication occurs different numbers of replicons are active at any one time, and so it is not surprising that more careful labelling reveals bursts of tritiated thymidine incorporation throughout S-phase rather than a steady even progression (Klevecz, 1969 Lett and Sun, 1970 Klevecz et al., 1974). 

The assignment of the rf-peroxide structure to these reactive intermediates immediately raised several issues. One could surmise that the behavior would be similar to that of the so-called MoOPH reagents, which are also efficient alkene oxidants. Careful labeling studies have shown that the latter transferred oxygen to substrates from the -peroxide and not from the... 

Fecal Monitoring Method. The subjects were instructed to bring their stool samples back to the metabolic unit as soon as was possible after collection. Each sample was carefully labelled with time, date, and subject identification, and was placed in a freezer in the metabolic unit. The samples were freeze-dried, and allowed to equilibrat for 24 hours under ambient conditions. The dry weights of the samples were taken, and the samples were powdered and mixed thoroughly to provide homogeneous portions for analysis. 

Carefully label the equation with the information from the word problem. 

Because terrorist-caused bomlism would most likely be food-borne or inhala-tional, acceptable specimens include feces, gastric aspirate/vomitus, serum, suspected food, and environmental samples (37). Feces, gastric aspirates, or vomitus may be helpful for detecting both food-borne and inhalational botulinum toxin. A walnut-sized, 10-50 g stool sample, placed in a sterile, unbreakable, carefully labeled container, should be sufficient. Enemas are an acceptable alternative for constipated patients. To avoid diluting the toxin and confounding the mouse bioassay, a minimal amount of sterile, nonbacteriostatic water should be used. A 20 ml sample, placed in a sterile, unbreakable, carefully labeled container, should be sufficient. Similarly, 20 ml of gastric aspirate and vomitus, placed in the same type of container, is appropriate. 

The data obtained in quantitative experiments should be carefully labeled and the result of each measurement should be placed on a separate line, as illustrated by the following example in the determination of the percentage of oxygen in potassium chlorate, as carried out in Experiment 11. 

Many of the alkaloids that he isolated in the 1930 s and 1940 s were found in small amounts, insufficient for structural examination by the methods available at that time. He had the foresight to put them away, carefully labeled and purified, until a time should come when science would reach the stage where they might be profitably examined. With the advent of refined spectroscopic methods in the last several decades the samples were removed from storage, usually from small brown bottles, and their structures elucidated, often in collaboration with younger and grateful colleagues. 

Present Care Labeling considers perc, HCS and water, no LCD. If any textile damage will occur, it will be the user s responsibility. 

The washer-extractor (Miele WS 5220 TR), with a drum volume of220 litres, has a loading capacity of 8-10 kg for delicate outerwear, 12-15 kg of ordinary outerwear and 20-22 kg of normal textiles designated washable by the care label. The special outerwear cleaning is carried out using flie LANADOL process, for which approx. 140 litres of water are used per load. Cycle time is about 25 minutes. 

Other classifications which are not indicated by the care label to be suitable for domestic washing can generally be treated without problems by the LANADOL process, with which processing risks can in most cases be assessed as less than for drycleaning. 

To sort work into classifieations for the appropriate proeess mefliods, persormel with knowledge of textiles gained after eomprehensive training in textile eleaning are required. Furthermore, experienced finishing persormel are needed, particularly if textiles not washable according to their care labels are to be treated with the LANADOL process, even more so if jackets are to be cleaned. 

Careful labeling of samples placed in refrigerators and freezers with both the contents and the owner s name is essential. Water-soluble ink should not be used, and labels should be waterproof or covered with transparent tape. Storing samples with due consideration of chemical compatibility is important in these often small, crowded spaces. 

Care label n. The label that gives directions for cleaning, ironing, and otherwise maintaining a fabric of fiber product. 

Attach care label at side seam 3 above hem... 

These must be selected from approved sources. They should be securely held and the coaling must be capable of withstanding washing and dry cleaning in accordance with the garment care label. They must be free from mst, contaminalion, oxidation, or all other types of degraded corrosion. They must be metallic and nonferrous in namre. 

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