Sentence examples for disinfectant action from inspiring English sources

There had been reports said that the herb had antiviral activity (Zhang et al. 2009), antianoxic effect (Peng 1984), antiasthmatic, anticoughing and disinfectant action (Mahmood et al. 2005), and the essential oil of it also had antimicrobial and antioxidant activities (Zhang et al. 2008).

Such a cascade can explain the prolonged disinfectant action and stimulation of proliferative activity of fibroblasts and keratinoblasts [ 12].

RJ has diverse nutritional and/or pharmacological functions, such as hypotensive activity, antitumor activity, insulin-like action, and disinfectant action [ 16– 16].

In this background, it is hypothesized that alcohol vinegar can control and prevent denture stomatitis due to its disinfectant action on the acrylic resin used in the manufacture of dentures.

Similarly to CHX, alexidine (ALX) is a bisbiguanide disinfectant, with faster bactericidal action [ 17].

The latter protects microbes from the action of disinfectants; hence, thorough cleaning prior to any disinfection procedure is paramount.

These results are accounting for the potential use of ZnO CTS NPs in the prevention of the bacterial biofilm development on prosthetic devices, as well as for the design of new antiseptics and disinfectants with efficient protective action against bacterial colonization of tissue and inert surfaces.

It is no accident that, in light of its historical function as "the broad light of day" said by Supreme Court Justice Louis Brandeis to be the best disinfectant for "men's actions," the press has long been considered our unofficial fourth branch of government.

Biofilm accumulation favours the proliferation of algae and protozoa which provide Legionella with essential nutrients and interfere with the action of disinfectants.

Therefore, a better strategy would be to first wash the article with enzymatic detergents, thus making the surfaces more permeable, and increasing the action of disinfectants, in general.

The presence of particulate matter in water, whether organic, inorganic or due to higher micro-organisms, can protect bacteria and viruses from the action of disinfectants.