Sentence examples for application of hygiene from inspiring English sources

Conclusion: It appears in the light of this work that a strategy of prevention based on the strict application of hygiene measurements, the maintenance of the material of ventilation and the respect of care procedures prove to be urgent in our context.

This is in agreement with the study up on the hygiene measures on raw milk by Abdalla and Elhagaz (2011) in Khartoum state, Sudan who showed that there was a significant effect on application of hygiene practices prior to milking in total bacterial count.

The continued occurrence of infections highlights the necessity of strict application of hygiene measures.

To prevent further spreading of the causative agent during a mass outbreak especially in semi closed communities, such as hospitals and nursing homes, an immediate application of hygiene measures as well as rapid and sensitive diagnostics are needed.

By contrast, the temporal superposition of hospitalisation for the infected patients, and the observation of insufficiently strict application of hygiene practices in the urology unit and before cystography suggest that the UTI cases may have resulted from cross-transmission during post-surgery hospitalisation.

Ten of the 12 nurses who cared for in-patients were interviewed and reported good application of hand hygiene.

Patient friendliness was described as ease of application of oral hygiene and oral paste, and patient endurance of oral paste (taste, structure) to minimize additional stress in patients.

Secondly, the global application of the hygiene hypotheses with its "established" asthma risk factor on global level has been questioned for low- and middle-income countries [ 33], including Latin American countries [ 34, 35].

Among its offerings was a course called "Group and Intergroup Hygiene: Application and Principles of Hygiene in and by Social and Political Units".

Future studies should collect more detailed information about the activity and location of women when their husbands apply pesticides, as well as information on amount of pesticides applied, duration of pesticide application, hygiene factors, and use of personal protective equipment, to evaluate whether specific paraoccupational exposures increase exposure.

Although they had not seen redness of the cord previously, the other HEWs recognized that it was a sign of infection which was caused by lack of hygiene and application of substances or a condition which arose when the cord was pulled or not tied or cut properly.