They contend that the chances for contamination have risen sharply with the development of these enormous meat-processing operations, while inspection standards have loosened.
While local farms may use less transportation and fewer workers, the chances for contamination are still there.
Other informants report that their facilities lack clean running water, further compromising cleanliness and increasing chances for contamination.
This may be due to the fact that when there is overcrowding in the HH, the chances for contamination of water and food would be high.
To reduce the chance for RNA contamination in the DNA or vice versa, primers were designed to differentially amplify the gDNA, by residing in introns, or cDNA, by spanning exon exon boundaries.
Therefore, there is a very real chance for cross-contamination during microdissection of targeted dopamine neurons.
Moreover, the use of technologies that do not require post-PCR handling, for example real-time PCR, is also useful for reducing the chance of contamination.
We were not able to explain a possible independent protective value of eating fresh (unprocessed) vegetables, but it may be related to shorter storage and less chance of contamination, a surrogate for better socioeconomic circumstances or less disruption of farming, or an association attributable to chance alone.
The potential advantages of biological production of chemicals or fuels from biomass at high temperatures include reduced enzyme loading for cellulose degradation, decreased chance of contamination, and lower product separation cost.
