Meanings of bacterial contamination in English

Flow cytometry can be used to detect bacterial contamination of platelet products.

The organs of a fish harbor its largest source of bacterial contamination.

Adverse reactions or bacterial contamination of cell cultures have not been observed.

Chicken skin is considered the most susceptible to bacterial contamination during slaughter.

Any bacterial contamination would be killed by cooking, it said.

Yet the Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) report shows bacterial contamination is routine in many schemes.

This work deals with the bacterial contamination of yeast, both as biofilm and in the planktonic phase.

All the three interventions were equally effective with the reduction of total bacterial contamination from participants' hands.

Only animals that received both vancomycin powder and systemic vancomycin showed evidence of complete elimination of bacterial contamination.

Background: Charcoal toothbrushes have been marketed widely claiming lesser bacterial contamination owing to the presence of activated charcoal.

Results: Average bacterial contamination of hands before hand hygiene was 1.65 log(10).

The treatment of water supply intakes on Rarotonga cannot remove bacterial contamination Mr Rani said and people should boil their water.

Pulp response to these exposures depends on the state of the pulp as well as the potential bacterial contamination of pulp tissue.

Time-course experiments and experiments using germ-free mice rule out the possibility that the observed endotoxin accumulation may be due to bacterial contamination.

Unitherm expects to employ 60 people next year as it responds to increasing concern over bacterial contamination of meat and other food products.

Changing gloves at regular intervals is an effective way to decrease the incidence of glove perforation and bacterial contamination during total hip arthroplasty.