microbial contamination

Microbial contamination of food and water has been identified as an important environmental health problem.

These systems can, however, themselves become sources of chemical and microbial contamination.

Microbial contamination is clearly the most immediate threat to water quality.

Microbial contamination is a major concern for drinking water worldwide.

The rule is designed to prevent microbial contamination of drinking water.

Watershed protection can help reduce the risk from microbial contamination.

The microbial contamination in the Skylab was found to be very high.

Details: The company is developing products to detect microbial contamination.

"Microbial contamination can cause diseases and serious infections," she said.

In general, appropriate measures should be taken at all times to minimize microbial contamination and growth.

However, scientific evidence shows that microbial contamination is the most important food safety concern for meat products.

Fruits and vegetables are vulnerable to microbial contamination during production.

Microbial contamination is minimized but costs due to energy and water are increased.

In extreme cases, microbial contamination can even result in death.

Often, the result is less effective disinfection, which leads to microbial contamination problems.

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Each community has seen residents sickened by microbial contamination of their drinking water.

Chlorine may be added to wash water to reduce microbial contamination on produce.

Uracil can be used to determine microbial contamination of tomatoes.

However, the two groups complement each other, and the use of both provides the best possible coverage for determining microbial contamination.

Microbial contamination and degradation of the membranes must be monitored.

Also the risk of microbial contamination is increased with inappropriate explants.

The final barrier in any water treatment system should be disinfection for protection against microbial contamination.

Water not consumed immediately after point­of­use treatment should always be stored in the refrigerator to avoid microbial contamination.

Reusable towels are avoided because of the potential for microbial contamination.