Sentence examples for disinfection technique from inspiring English sources

chloramine or chlorine oxide are used in disinfection technique.

PEF as seen in Fig. 8 is a disinfection technique that involves maintaining the suspension of microorganisms between electrodes and subjecting them to a high intensity of electric field for a short period to degrade the microorganisms directly by decomposing DNA or RNA of their cells (Al-Juboori and Yusaf 2012).

Solar reactors engineering issues for photocatalytic water treatment will be reviewed as well as the use of the solar photocatalytic processes to inactivate microorganisms present in water, placing special emphasis to the mechanisms acting during the process, mainly hydroxyl radical and singlet oxygen generation, and on experimental systems made to optimize this disinfection technique.

Various solar reactors for photocatalytic water treatment mainly based on non-concentrating collectors built during the last few years are also described in detail in this review, as well as the use of the solar photocatalytic processes to inactivate microorganisms present in water, placing special emphasis on experimental systems made to optimize this disinfection technique.

Thus, a safer disinfection technique, which could exert a continuous antimicrobial effect in our living environment, would be highly desirable.

We observed methemoglobinemia in the context of a regularly performed water disinfection technique using a hydrogen peroxide/silver ion preparation.

Since the close environment of the patient gets contaminated with microorganisms originating from its human occupant, hospital rooms usually undergo terminal cleaning with conventional 'hands-on' disinfection techniques (by mechanically applying a disinfecting product) after the patient has left the room.

The disinfection techniques are mainly based on chlorine, ultraviolet or ozone effected treatment.

In addition, after-crop disinfection techniques for fruit and vegetable treatment where perchlorate can be formed as a by-product could be an additional source for perchlorate in food [11].

The aim of this study was to compare in vivo the efficacy of 2 root canal disinfection techniques (apical negative pressure irrigation versus apical positive pressure irrigation plus triantibiotic intracanal dressing) in immature dog teeth with apical periodontitis.

In the Middle East, about 70% of the seawater RO plants suffer from biofouling problems which can be resolved by the application of several physical and chemical disinfection techniques which are categorized and summarized in Table 6 (Matin et al. 2011; Al-Juboori and Yusaf 2012; Young 1999).