Sentence examples for current sanitary from inspiring English sources

Twenty (40%) of 50 samples were contaminated by >1 virus (Table), although all the mollusk imports complied with the current sanitary standards.

During 2006 in the same region, 17 of the 20 localised epidemics occurred in a geographically contingent zone of about 90 km length and 50 km width which belonged to five different sanitary districts on the current sanitary map, however leaving several health centres within this zone without localised epidemic.

Current European sanitary laws are promoting the concentration of domestic livestock carcasses in limited locations called 'vulture restaurants' or supplementary feeding stations in order to safeguard human health.

The risk associated with sharing toiletry items is interesting since it suggests that this practice reflects the inadequacy in the current prison sanitary conditions, 35 the risk being that it may be a route for HCV transmission.

The second group, arguing that 'running water purifies itself' (the more current slogan among sanitary engineers: 'the solution to pollution is dilution'), argued for piping sewage into lakes, rivers, and oceans".

In addition to following Good Manufacturing Practices [ GMPs"], current hygienic and sanitary techniques in a food processing and handling facility also should include developing and implementing Standard Operating Procedures "[SOPs"].

Although our predictions concur with an analysis of the 1995 Democratic Republic of Congo and 2000 Uganda outbreaks, suggesting that funeral transmission is an important driver of Ebola transmission (20), our study also reveals that at this point in the current Liberian outbreak, sanitary burial alone is insufficient to swiftly contain disease spread, unlike for past Ebola outbreaks.

While our predictions concur with an analysis of the 1995 Democratic Republic of Congo and 2000 Uganda outbreaks suggesting that funeral transmission is an important driver of Ebola transmission (20), our study also reveals that at this point in the current Liberian outbreak, sanitary burial alone is insufficient to swiftly contain disease spread unlike for past Ebola outbreaks.

The used mixtures of phages: chemical adjuvants are recommended to be used in a large scale evaluation study in order to prepare for the introduction of the current approach of MRSA biofilm control into the routine sanitary procedures done in hospitals.

In our study, we evaluated whether four WHO-recommended nonpharmaceutical interventions can efficiently control the current Ebola epidemic: (i) transmission precautions for health care workers, (ii) sanitary burial, (iii) isolation of infectious Ebola patients, and (iv) contact-tracing with follow-up and quarantine.

Current devices have several problems such as invasive approach for stabilization, poor sanitary control, and less flexibility to combine other surgical apparatuses.