Sentence examples for bacteria reached from inspiring English sources

They advised consumers not to eat any vegetable sprouts, as they still needed to determine how the bacteria reached the farm.

The federal legislation is modeled after a California bill passed in 1997 that required testing of water for bacteria at beaches with 50,000 visitors a year between April and October and required warnings when bacteria reached a certain level.

In this cholera pandemic — the seventh since the first recorded one in 1816 — one strain of the bacteria reached this hemisphere in 1991, probably in an Asian freighter dumping its bilge tanks in a Peruvian harbor.

Bacterial production of the VHHs was induced by addition of 1 mM isopropyl-beta-d-thiogalactopyranoside (IPTG) when bacteria reached log phase.

When the wastewater produced by the reactor was allowed to have contact for 150 min, the extent of growth inhibition of P. aeruginosa BCRC 11864 bacteria reached 2% using both the mentioned methods.

When the bacteria reached 0.5 McFarland standard turbidity, they were added into the nutrient broth samples containing varying concentration of KCN (1.5, 2.3, and 3.8, 7.6, 11.5, and 15.3 mM).

And once the bacteria reach a new host, they can either progress to disease, keeping the cycle going, or be carried around for years or decades, only to cause illness later on in a chosen few.

But if bacteria reach these cells, they can stimulate the immune system and cause inflammation.

However, it is important that exogenously administered bacteria reach and establish themselves in the large intestine in an intact form.

These so-called community-acquired cases are often more aggressive than those in hospitals: They lead to severe skin and soft tissue infections and, when the bacteria reach the lungs, pneumonia--with fatal consequences if treatment comes too late.

We see life change (without losing bacteria and stromatolites are still living in warm marine waters in today's oceans) just when the levels of oxygen (which was a poison to many of the earliest bacteria) reaches a critical level about 2.2 2.5 billion years ago.