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Discover LudwigThe word 'aseptic' is correct and usable in written English
It is an adjective that means free from bacteria or other microorganisms that can cause infection or decay. You can use it in medical or scientific contexts, as well as in everyday language when describing something that is clean and sterile. Example: After performing surgery, the doctor ensured that the operating room was kept aseptic to prevent any post-operative infections.
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aseptic
adjective
Free of disease-causing microbes.
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But the idea that the state can offer an aseptic form of education until children are old enough to decide their own beliefs, uncontaminated by the influence of family or anyone else, is unrealistic and owes more to our diminished confidence in ourselves as adults than concern for children.
On the other hand, Honest Tea, a unit of Coca-Cola, has said that in response to concerns about the recyclability of pouches, it would shift its Honest Kids organic juice packaging towards aseptic containers, which are also composites but can be more easily recycled.
Lexington has not forgotten the face pulled by a French agriculture minister, interviewed during a previous posting to Europe, as he mocked America's "aseptic" farm produce.Foreign rivals are right about the power of market forces in America, but wrong to see its farmers as passive victims.
He is from the Alps, and likes to say that one EU priority must be to save European palates from industrial, "aseptic" food.
Instead of delivering ready-made containers, the company increasingly provides the machinery for its customers to make their own packages: the fishing rod, not the fish.But customers can then use only Tetra Pak's own aseptic materials to make their containers.
An early champion of aseptic procedures, Halsted introduced (1890) the use of thin rubber gloves that do not impede the delicate touch demanded by surgery.
In addition to his contributions to cranial surgery, Bergmann is noted for introducing steam sterilization of instruments and dressings (1886), and in 1891 he introduced aseptic methods to the practice of surgery.
Another type of endometritis may occur after any gynecological procedure, including childbirth, abortion, and insertion of an intrauterine device (IUD), and can lead to puerperal sepsis and even death, as was common in the early 19th century, before aseptic practice in hospitals was widely employed.
The procedure requires aseptic techniques and special media to supply inorganic elements; sugar; vitamins; and, depending on the tissue, growth regulators and organic complexes such as coconut milk, yeast, and amino-acid extract.
Some liquid egg products are processed using ultrapasteurization and aseptic packaging techniques to extend their shelf life to about six weeks.
By the end of the 1970s, the Moroder-Bellotte-Summer partnership was based in Los Angeles, where Summer became the "Queen of Disco," and the production duo brought their aseptic sound to records by Blondie and a series of movie soundtracks American Gigolo (1980), Flashdance (1983), and Top Gun (1986)—that helped define a style of hyperprofessional, emotionally detached '80s pop.
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