Another coincidental emerging issue that increases the relevance of this work revolves around anticipated higher contamination rates of crops with aflatoxins due to climate change (Battilani et al. 2012, 2016).
As anticipated, highest contamination by tetracycline, oxytetracycline, chlortetracycline, doxycycline and sulfadiazine was noted in the sample tested, with maximum concentrations reaching 41.6, 23.8, 13.7, 685.6 and 98.8 μg/L, respectively.
Because of this we anticipated a few contaminants based on low bacterial contamination observed when we grew the culture on agar plates.
We anticipated that silicon-based contamination might act as a barrier, blocking the moisture absorber sites and thus adversely affect the sensor performance.
Thus, NBC virus models are not meant to supplement the microbial models for full-range taxonomic profiling and should therefore only be applied to pure virus data where no microbial contamination is anticipated.
Old-fashioned observation underpins high-tech efforts to anticipate domoic acid contamination in shellfish in the Pacific Northwest.
If noncompliance and contamination can be anticipated, the investigator can correspondingly adjust the sample size and costs.
Neither the outbreak that we report nor other literature describes the type of diffuse outbreaks that might be anticipated from low-level Campylobacter contamination of milk given that it is a product that is typically processed in bulk and widely distributed, and that this pathogen can survive in refrigerated milk for 3 weeks [ 39] but could not grow [ 14, 15] in these conditions.
In no instance in which ABHR was used for hand hygiene were the hands of the individual grossly contaminated to the point that ABHR would be contraindicated, based on lack of visible gross contamination on the video, the level of gross contamination that would be anticipated based on the procedure performed, or both.
(xii) Surgical caps or hoods and/or shoe covers or boots shall be worn in instances when gross contamination can reasonably be anticipated (e.g., autopsies, orthopaedic surgery).
