用sterilisation造句子，“sterilisation”造句

Product is supplied non-sterile to be subjected to a cleaning process prior to sterilisation and/or its use.

Indira Gandhi tried something similar in the 1970s, when she called a state of emergency and introduced a forced-sterilisation programme.

During the sterilisation procedure the radiation dose should be measured.

In any case, the sterilisation process must be in accordance with the marketing and manufacturing authorisations.

An Indian woman whose four children were washed away in last year's tsunami has given birth to a baby girl after doctors reversed her sterilisation.

In some countries even allegations of forced sterilisation persist, amid official denials.

This makes sterilisation profitable in China (as it is not in India), so it can be sustained for longer.

To go further would probably require draconian measures, such as sterilisation or one-child policies.

The result is the Multi-annual Cat Plan 2011-2016, which says sterilisation is necessary "to halt the increase in the numbers of strays and cats collected in shelters".

It then mops up this excess liquidity by issuing bills (as "sterilisation") or by lifting Banks' reserve requirements.

To ease the agony of the thousands who have lost the only children government policy allowed them to bear, doctors are to provide free treatment to reverse sterilisation procedures.