Sentence examples for contaminated growth from inspiring English sources

In this study, 4 of the 11 array-positive but culture-negative samples were contaminated (growth of bacteria or nondermatophytes) during culture (data not shown).

These were, first, Creutzfeldt-Jakob disease from contaminated growth hormone extracted from cadavers, which led parents to instigate legal procedure – a quite unusual practice in France.

Nevertheless, thermography was used to observe inflammation reaction caused by contaminated growth promotant ear implants in cattle [ 9].

Of the 623 samples, 60% (n = 375) were in pure growth, and 40% (n = 248) were in contaminated growth (Table  1).

Statistical comparison of the overall frequency of contaminating growth on the two media (Fisher exact test) revealed a significant reduction in the isolation of contaminating flora on NAP-A medium compared with ASH (Table 3) (P = 0.014).

And what's more, HNO3 does not contaminate growth medium, which can be recycled to reduce not only the cost and the demand for water, but also the extra operational costs for reusing growth medium.

EDTA was added at a final concentration of 1 mM to prevent contaminating growth, and glycerol was added at a final concentration of 2% to help maintain the integrity of the protein throughout future freeze/thaw cycles.

Wild-harvested Aphanizomenon flos-aquae was over a decade ago reportedly "consumed by thousands of people without incident" [ 42], although the lake that produces the commercially available product (Lake Klamath, Oregon) is sometimes subject to contaminating growth of Microcystis spp., and some A. flos-aquae end-product batches contaminated with microcystins have since been found [ 225- 227].

These filter feeders become contaminated during growth or transport in sewage-contaminated water (33 ), unlike other food products that become contaminated by an infected food handler or cross-contamination.

The emergence of acquired forms of human TSEs in younger people, such as variant CJD (vCJD) and iatrogenic CJD (iCJD) resulting from contaminated cadaveric growth hormone mostly in France [4] or dura grafts in Japan [4], have highlighted the urgent need for effective treatments.

However, in this flocculation method induced by pH decrease, since no flocculants were used and the medium was not contaminated, the growth medium after flocculation might be recycled by neutralizing pH and then adding nutrients.