Sentence examples for fluid splash from inspiring English sources

The sediment mixing assembly minimizes fluid splash while mixing the runoff water/sediment mixture prior to subsampling this material.

The most frequently reported type of occupational exposure was blood or body fluid splash and the least frequently reported type of occupational exposure to HIV was human bite (Table  2).

In our study, 48% had never worn gloves while only 20.9% wore gloves for most of the time to always, 75.9% reported that they had never used aprons in procedures where there was a possibility of blood or body fluid splash and 59.3% always recapped the needle after use.

His research uses mathematics to examine a wide variety of problems in science and engineering, ranging from understanding the shapes of bird beaks, whale flippers and fungal spores, to finding the principles for designing materials that can assemble themselves, to answering ordinary questions about daily life, such as why a droplet of fluid splashes when it collides with a solid surface.

Needles stick injury (p 0.53) or body fluid splashing to the eyes and mouth (p.06) were not significantly different across professions.

Mean of individual items such as wearing gloves and wearing gown during procedures with likelihood of blood or body fluid splashes and not recapping needles after use, was 0.99, 0.36 and 0.91 respectively (table 5).

There were no human or animal body fluids splashed on the floors, walls, or ceiling.

Last one year incidence of needle stick injury and blood and body fluids splashing were significantly associated with each other independently (OR 3.20; 95% CI 1.91 5.37; AOR 3.21; 95% CI 1.86 5.48).

The questionnaire specifically asks respondents to list life time and previous one year exposures specifically from needle-stick injuries, other sharps injuries, and blood and body fluids splashing (refer to supporting File S1 for questionnaire).

During delivery, her body fluids splashed onto the midwife, who reacted with horror and a stream of verbal abuse.

Study of compliance with universal precautions in the same hospitals in India showed that 67.6% wore gloves when there was possibility of contact with blood, 53.9% wore apron in procedures whenever there was a possibility of blood or other body fluids splashing and 60.2% did not recap needles.