Sentence examples for microbiological standards from inspiring English sources

Dancer (2004) has proposed S. aureus as an indicator of hospital hygiene for microbiological standards.

Table 3 The recommended Microbiological standards for any fruit juices sold in the Gulf region (Gulf standards, 2000 ) Test Total aerobic bacterial count (cfu/mL) Total coliforms count (cfu/mL) Yeasts and molds (cfu/mL) Maximum count anticipated 5.0 × 103 10 100 Maximum count permitted 5.0 × 104 100 1.0 × 103.

The mean concentration of FC bacteria in Sibu Laut River was complied with water quality standards established for FC (<100 cfu/100 ml) by the World Health Organization (WHO 1998) or the European microbiological standards for bathing waters (Barrell et al. 2000).

These products are not sterile, but are expected to comply with international microbiological standards [ 7].

Microbiological water purity was checked monthly to ensure compliance with tight chemical and microbiological standards (<0.1 cfu/mL and <0.03 EU/mL).

It would not, however, be a sufficient basis for the derivation of generally applicable microbiological standards for fecal indicator organisms in water.

The detection of Salmonella species at the screening visit and on day 0 was performed according to microbiological standard procedures.

Ciprofloxacin; microbiological standard, potency 85,5%, MW = 331.34 g/mol and moxifloxacin; microbiological standard, potency 91%, MW = 401.4 g/mol) were obtained from Bayer Healthcare AG (Leverkusen, Germany).

Specimens were collected based on clinical and/or laboratory (infection signs) reasons and were analyzed by microbiological standard methods.

All isolates were initially identified by classic microbiological and standard biochemical methods.

Diagnosis is often based on contact history, clinical picture, tuberculin skin test (TST) responses and investigations including chest x-ray (CXR) rather than on the microbiological "gold standard" [1].