Sentence examples for contaminated commodity from inspiring English sources

In effect, the USFDA set a tolerance limit of 20 parts per billion (ppb) of aflatoxin for coconut products beyond which the use of any contaminated commodity for edible use was banned.

In case enzymatic detoxification by a combination of FumD and FumI of a highly contaminated commodity is required, substrate inhibition of FumI may be avoided by adapting FumD activity to that of FumI, so that the HFB1 is continuously formed in sub-inhibitory concentrations.

Two PCR assays have been developed to detect Aspergillus carbonarius and Aspergillus ochraceus, considered the main sources of ochratoxin A (OTA) contaminating commodities, particularly grapes, coffee and derivatives, in warm climates.

Fumonisins (FBs) most likely to contaminate commodities are, in decreasing order of occurrence, fumonisin B1 (fumonisinonisin B2 (FB2) and fumonisin B3 (FB3) [ 3].

· The contaminated food commodity would represent 100percentt of the total intake by the consuming individuals.

Pathogens with novel traits may find ready access to human hosts via the food chain, through the handling of live animals, via aerosols emitted by animals in the intensive production units, in wet markets, through ingestion of manure contaminated food commodities, or related to waste disposal.

This fungus has been reported to contaminate agricultural commodities, but it has also been sampled in non-agricultural areas so the host range is not well known.

Mycotoxins are chemical substances that contaminate various agricultural commodities, either before or after harvest.

Species transportation with a commodity occurs when traded organisms arrive contaminated by non-native species, including diseases and parasites.

Despite the fact that more Aspergillus-produced mycotoxins or Fusarium toxins were found, all commodities are at risk of being contaminated by these secondary metabolites of molds, which has a major economic impact on the grain trade and animal production.

But Mr. Starr foreshadows his story, then ends it with the most troubling episode in the history of blood as a commodity: the spread of the AIDS virus in contaminated blood.