Sentence examples for hygiene I from inspiring English sources

It suggests users practice good password hygiene (i.e. not reusing passwords from other services; and making sure you create robust and unique passwords for all your services… ), and also switching on two-factor authentication to make it harder for hackers to gain access.

One is practicing good hand hygiene (i.e., washing your hands thoroughly and often) to minimize the risk of coming into contact with the flu virus, Leavey says.

Domains related to hygiene i.e. cleanliness (PW and NN) and hygiene and emergency care in MCH consistently showed a substantial improvement in all clinical areas.

The health and hygiene practices of children are improved and they are taking care of their personal hygiene i.e. wearing clean clothes and are properly washing their hands after defecation.

In the early period (1946 1954) the situation in mines was aggravated by poor industrial hygiene (i.e., dry drilling) and also by extremely low ventilation rates, i.e., air velocities <0.1 m s−1 (Bauer, 1997; Dahmann et al, 2008).

Significant associations were not found among other variables such as sex, vaccination, preventive measures for maintaining hygiene (i.e., hand washing, facemask application, and gargling), smoking, and alcohol and tea consumption.

Moreover, as most of our children with rCAP were allergic and asthmatic, our finding that early day care attendance seemed to protect against rCAP supports the idea that the so-called "hygiene hypothesis" (i.e. exposure to a wide variety of pathogens protects against atopy and asthma) might also apply to rCAP [ 41].

Intermediate proportions reported going for dental checkups at least once a year (48% urban versus 37% rural; P < 0.05), use of oral hygiene measures (i.e., toothpicks) weekly (52% urban versus 48% rural), and weekly soft drink consumption (51% urban versus 29% rural; P < 0.001).

We built a static model to estimate the potential number of cholera cases averted through improvements in coverage in water, sanitation and hygiene (WASH) (i.e., latrines, point-of-use chlorination, and piped water), oral cholera vaccine (OCV), or a combination of both.

Bivariate analysis to identify associations between oral hygiene habits (i.e. the dependent variables namely frequency of tooth brushing, tool used and duration of toothbrushing) and sex, age, geo-political zone, and educational status (the independent variables) of the study participants was also carried out.

When in doubt, diapers and hygiene products (i.e. baby shampoo or lotion or diaper rash cream) are always good choices.