Sentence examples for contaminated type from inspiring English sources

Although DCR surgery can be classified as a clean contaminated type of operative procedure [8], the reported rates of post-operative cellulitis following open lacrimal surgeries were as high as up to 18% in patients without post-operative antibiotic prophylaxis [9],[9]].

The uncontaminated Type 2 soil had pedological features similar to those of contaminated Type 1 soil.

Ten g of contaminated (Type 1) re-hydrated soil were treated in 50 ml conical test-tubes with 10 ml of the tested solution, in reverse agitation for over night.

The count values of the extractions carried out on soil samples used in column A experiment were as follows: 86,9 DPM/g for the untreated contaminated (Type 1) soil (before the experiments), 56,0 DPM/g for the treated Type 1 soil.

Results for PMVO and MDQC were invariant to the type of artifact when only 1 or 2 chips were contaminated, so contamination type is not recorded in Table 1.

Because the Type C component was not a major component in the light green thread sample (Figure 8B), it was speculated that the light green thread sample may have been contaminated with type C component from the foundation warp and weft.

However, the practice of pooling shelled eggs together with storage at room temperature as happened in our outbreak promotes bacterial multiplication and a single contaminated egg can contaminate different types of food.

Clones were screened by polymerase chain reaction (PCR) analysis for the disruption of the Pf fikk7.1 or Pf fikk12 gene as well as for the absence of contaminating wild type gene (data not shown).

However, to confirm that a particular stem cell does indeed contribute to muscle regeneration after systemic or local delivery, the cells would have to be prepared in a way that ensured that no contaminating cell type was present, which is technically challenging.

The most likely explanation so far, Dr. Gruer said, is that the cases all stem from heroin that has been unknowingly contaminated with a type of clostridium, a bacterium commonly found in soil and dust that, in the form of spores, can live in a dormant stage for years.

In 1985, use of natural GH was halted in the United States and several other countries because of the possibility that the hormone was contaminated with a type of pathogenic agent known as a prion, which causes a fatal condition called Creutzfeldt-Jakob disease.