Sentence examples for antibacterial from inspiring English sources

The word "antibacterial" is correct and usable in written English
You can use it when talking about substances or products that have antimicrobial properties, i.e. that can kill or inhibit the growth of bacteria. For example: "This detergent contains an antibacterial substance to help protect against bacterial contamination."

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antibacterial

noun

A drug having the effect of killing or inhibiting bacteria.

  • Many household products contain antibacterials.

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We buy antibacterial gels, spray, soap, everything, but are content to use toilet paper as a cleansing mechanism for the dirtiest part of our bodies, although it makes as much as sense as rubbing your body with a towel and imagining it removes dirt as well as a shower.

She fetches an antibacterial wet-wipe.

Staphylococcus epidermidis fends off skin infection and enhances immunity, making antibacterial bodywash (which strips the skin of its natural oils and bugs) seem like an increasingly terrible idea.

Its fibres had been impregnated with nanoparticles of zinc oxide, giving the material antibacterial properties.

But it's the 1% that escape because of their immunity that are the problem.The most common antibacterial agent found in household products is a chemical called triclosan.

Adverts show infants playing safely on the floor because a responsible parent has wiped the surface with some new antibacterial cleaning liquid, while the toy the child is chewing has likewise been impregnated with antibacterial agents.

They were preparing to help a firm in Brazil launch an antibacterial cleanser.Fieldwork ie, going out and talking to people is a big change for HBS.

The hordes of antibacterial soaps and detergents in the shops also increase the pressure on wild bacteria to evolve resistance.This state of affairs has a familiar ring to economists, who know it as the "tragedy of the commons".

John Edwards of the IDSA has warned that we could revert to a pre-1940s whend when there were no antibiotics to treat life-threatening infections.Now a raft of new household products has hit the market from soaps to chopping-boards and even toys that contain antibacterial agents.

Ants of Switzerland's Jura region search out antibacterial spruce resin and distribute it within their nests to reduce the number of pathogens.The secret behind such organised societies is communication through the use of around 20 pheromones, emitted by ants' secretory organs.

So, ditch that antibacterial soap, and the next time you have a sore throat sip hot water laced with honey and lemon.

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