Sentence examples for microbiological contamination in from inspiring English sources

This study shows that the Thoothukudi Corporation of Tamil Nadu has been affected by trace elements and microbiological contamination in groundwater.

Organic pollution from municipal wastewater is responsible for microbiological contamination in surface waters (Jamieson et al. 2004; Allmann et al. 2013).

Preparation of parenteral injectable solutions requires special care in the manipulation of the starting materials /intermediates / finished products, that may potentially be subject to microbiological contamination in the form of bacterial endotoxins and vital microorganisms such as bacteria and fungi.

On the other hand, the self-assessment questionnaire identified a moderate to high risk level concerning microbiological contamination in all evaluated farms, because they had no formal good agricultural practices implemented, technical support, water control, inspections, food safety registers or sampling plan for microbiological or chemical analyses.

Accordingly, concerns have increased and consequently new studies are being conducted on monitoring and assessment of microbiological contamination in marine mollusks, especially cultivated species (Pinheiro Jr 2000 Barardii et al. 2001; Garcia 2005), leaving a gap in information on the natural stocks.

In a recent study [ 13] investigating the microbiological contamination in ready-to-eat food products processed at a large processing plant in Trinidad, West Indies, S. aureus was the most common pathogen detected.

CDs are widely used in food industry as food additives, stabilizing flavours, to remove undesirable compounds such as cholesterol, and also as agents to avoid microbiological contaminations in the food [16].

The latter further improves safety as the decreased level of manipulation required lowers the risk of microbiological contamination, and in the case of CD34 + stem cells, allows preservation of multi-potency.

Heavy metals and microbiological contamination were investigated in groundwater in the industrial and coastal city of Thoothukudi.

In the present study low levels of microbiological contamination were found in samples collected from small farms producing conventional lettuces in Southern Brazil, even though a high risk context towards microbiological safety and crop hygiene was verified in all of them based on the self-assessment questionnaire.

A proof of concept for the label-free detection of bacteriophage MS2, a model indicator of microbiological contamination, is validated in this work as a porous silicon (pSi) membrane-based electrochemical biosensor.