Sentence examples for contaminated collection from inspiring English sources

Contaminants were defined as organisms grown such as Staph coagulase negative, where there were no clinical features of an infection and the growth of the organism was likely to be a result of a contaminated collection process.

Mr. Stevenson said the samples might have been "contaminated in collection or handling".

Even water that is safe at the point of distribution often becomes contaminated during collection, transport and storage within the home due to poor hygiene conditions and practices[4].

Potentially contaminated progenitor collection remains an unsolved problem.

HIV risks in China have been shifting from injection drug use and contaminated plasma collection to unprotected sexual contacts in the last decade [ 1, 2], and the rapid increase of male-to-male HIV transmission is of particular concern [ 3- 6].

The majority of HIV-infected Chinese live in border provinces such as Yunnan, Guangxi, and Sichuan, where the virus has spread quickly due to a concurrent rise in injection drug use (IDU), and in central provinces including Henan and Anhui, where villagers were infected in the early-mid 1990s from contaminated blood collection practices [ 29– 31].

Simpson's defense theme was that evidence had been contaminated by sloppy collection and handling.

One serum sample was contaminated during field collection and removed from analysis, leaving 40 participants with three serum samples.

Similar to the data reported in these studies, we identified blood collection materials contaminated with BPA, as well as contaminant-free collection materials, analytical reagents and detection apparatuses, and in almost every case the laboratories did not find BPA above the limit of quantification in BPA-free water or stripped human serum.

A total of 10 water samples were collected from contaminated well using five different water collection buckets.

We then discovered that quite a few clones in our laboratory collection were contaminated with this commensal, attesting to its spreading powers.