Sentence examples for make disinfection from inspiring English sources
Ct values are commonly used to make disinfection recommendations for water treatment and provide a means for comparing biocidal activity for various microorganisms (14 ).
The work surface is white polypropylene making disinfection and cleaning simple.
Attempts to reduce the incidence of the disease ranged from basic health measures – preventing workmen from eating inside factories and trialling the use of respirators – through to national legislation making disinfection of dangerous materials mandatory.
Previous studies have shown that root canal filling material cannot be removed completely leaving gutta-percha and/or sealer on the root canal wall making disinfection of the root canal system more difficult compared to primary root canal treatments [ 9– 11].
Use of PCR in conjunction with culture isolation might increase the likelihood of detecting Legionella in environmental samples over culture isolation alone, but the detection of bacteria made nonviable by disinfection might lead to false positives (13, 14 ).
Clay minerals are not only abundant in nature but can be easily engineered to make highly efficient materials for disinfection of water.
These properties can make E. faecalis resistant to conventional endodontic disinfection therapy.
Decontamination is a combination of processes including cleaning, disinfection and/or sterilisation used to make a re-usable item safe to be handled by staff and safe for further use on patients.
This, if exists, will underestimate the microbiological contamination rate and will also make a fallacious association between self-reported mobile phone disinfection and mobile phone contamination.
However, treatment and disinfection of water for drinking purpose using available mitigation approaches make it too expensive and complex for application in poor communities.
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.
