Sentence examples for hazardous bacteria from inspiring English sources

"They can harbor hazardous bacteria," said Mark Daniels, chairman of the American Progressive Bag Alliance, an industry trade group.

Given the known ability for habitable space vehicles, including the ISS, to harbor diverse and potentially hazardous bacteria (Venkateswaran et al. 2014), the risk of contamination by bacterial spores and thus the need for a method of inactivating them cannot be ruled out.

All forms of saliva contain possibly hazardous bacteria, so the prospect of it being used as a method of predation is disputable.

The challenge in antimicrobial PDT is to find a therapeutic window, in which hazardous bacteria are efficiently inactivated without harming the surrounding tissue and disturbing the local microenvironment at a given concentration and light dose.

Even organic foods need to be washed.Use an antibacterial cleaner on surfaces that come into contact with raw food to kill potentially hazardous bacteria.

This will provide an extra layer of protection against any hazardous bacteria colonies that may develop, but will still allow you to view the contents of the petri dish.

Inflammation is characterized by oxidative stress (high levels of reactive oxygen and nitrogen species), which is hazardous to bacteria.

"Clearly, biological waste disposal activities such as manure applications to cropland can simultaneously increase the loading of phosphorus, nitrogen, and potentially hazardous coliform bacteria to surface waters," he and coauthor Val Smith wrote in 2009.

Recent studies have therefore shown that when proper methods for algal selection and cultivation are used, it is possible to use microalgae to produce the O2 required by acclimatized bacteria to biodegrade hazardous pollutants such as polycyclic aromatic hydrocarbons, phenolics, and organic solvents.

Nanostructured semiconductors are a potential candidate for the mineralization of toxic organic compounds, hazardous inorganic constituent [1], and bacteria disinfection [2] owing to its strong oxidizing ability, i.e., hydroxyl radical ( O ˙ H Open image in new window).

The scientists envision that the reservoirs will contain standard chemical markers, or assays, that change color if they detect the presence of bacteria, viruses, or hazardous substances in the human body--or in water supplies.