Sentence examples for number of germs from inspiring English sources

In addition, the number of germs after 7 months operation was almost the same as that obtained in the first operation.

The aim of the new policy was to cut down on cross-contamination within hospitals, reducing the number of germs doctors carried from one ward to another.

The 2012 US report from Water Quality and Health Council found that around 70% of people do not shower before taking a swim in the pool – adding to the number of germs in the water.

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The first document as found in Scopus database was in 1889, entitled: "Disinfection of springs, and number of germs in ground-water", and it was published in Science (Science 1889), while in case of Arab world and as mentioned previously, the first article in groundwater context was in 1957.

The study found that the air around electric dryers had 27 times the number of germs than the air around paper towel dispensers.

We compared the histological aspect, the number of germ cells and the testosterone production, before and after culture.

However, histologic evaluation of the treated group revealed atrophic and dilated seminiferous tubules, a decrease in the number of germ cells, and incomplete spermatogenesis.

In the space-shuttle experiment using medaka, the fry born in space had the same number of germ cells as the ground control fish, and these germ cells later developed to produce the offspring on the ground.

The innate system's recognition of non-self and danger signals is mediated by a limited number of germ-line encoded pattern recognition receptors (PRRs) that recognize pathogen associated molecular patterns (PAMPs).

It is recognised that individuals with a 45,X/46,XY karyotype, known as Turner mosaic syndrome with Y chromosome material (TMSY), have an increased risk of developing gonadoblastoma (GB), which may then devolve into one of a number of germ cell malignancies.