bacteriological analysis

Experience is required to perform special tests and bacteriological analysis.

Two days after admission, blood samples were taken for bacteriological analysis.

A bacteriological analysis should be done if the water is to be used for human consumption.

Similar principles apply to milk sample collection for bacteriological analysis.

Private citizens may submit drinking water samples from home well water for bacteriological analysis.

In supplies with a history of high-quality water, it may be possible to reduce the number of samples taken for bacteriological analysis.

Care has to be taken in the procurement of appropriate specimens for bacteriological analysis and the interpretation of any laboratory findings.

Surface water is treated using standard techniques (flocculation, filtration, and chlorination) with daily physical, chemical, and bacteriological analysis.

Due to possibly infrequent use, this well has reportedly elevated levels of iron and has had one failure of bacteriological analyses.

Second, the percentage of First Nations communities with assess to portable kits for onsite bacteriological analysis of drinking water rose.

An investigation concluded in September revealed through bacteriological analysis of Ricco's blood that his infection was caused by a failed blood transfusion.

For bacteriological analysis the laboratory requires approximately 200 mls of sample in a sterile glass or plastic container with an airspace of 1-2 cm.

Chemical and bacteriological analyses to be started within 3 working days of sampling and the analyses completed within 10 days, except for Listeria.

A: MPN is short for Most Probable Number, which is how the bacteriological analysis results are expressed.

Natural heterogeneity has been recognized for some time as a source to deal and accommodate for in obtaining correct estimates for cure rates and bacteriological analysis.

A Course of Elementary Practical Bacteriology, Including Bacteriological Analysis and Chemistry.

Goetz, A. and Tsuneishi, N. (1951) Application of molecular filter membrane to bacteriological analysis of water.

Supplementing the above, instruction and a four-hour lecture tour was given at the Ninth Service Command laboratory on the chemical and bacteriological analyses of water.

The first equipped laboratory for bacteriological analysis was added in 1905, with donations from Sir Henry Wellcome, an American-British pharmaceutical entrepreneur and archaeologist.

It should be emphasized that no bacteriological analysis can replace a complete knowledge of the quality of the water at the source of supply, during treatment, and throughout a distribution system.

Such specimens might include nasopharyngeal aspirates, nasal washes, combined nose and throat swabs, bronchoalveolar lavages and sputa for viral and bacteriological analysis.

In 2005-2006, 86 percent of communities had access to trained CBWMs and 91 percent had access to kits for onsite bacteriological analysis of drinking water.

A conditionally approved area can be commercially fished when bacteriological analysis results for shellfish and water samples in the area show that contamination has not exceeded the tolerated level.

The preparation of samples and the performance of bacteriological analysis is carried out under the supervision of the senior microbiological technician, and with strict adherence to standard testing laboratory procedures.

At least one sample must be collected each week. 3) Perform tests for chlorine residual at the same locations and times as the distribution system samples are collected for bacteriological analysis.