Sentence examples for sanitation processes from inspiring English sources

The two major drawbacks of classical soaps are their low solubility in aqueous solutions (opalescence) and their high sensitivity to the hardness of waters used in sanitation processes due to the low solubility of their calcium and magnesium salts.

Monitoring and verification of the effectiveness of the sanitation process ensures compliance with these requirements.

Hence, increase in the temperature of water in the sanitation process causes reduction of the soap antimicrobial lethality against TCC.

Irrespective of the type of the water used (cold, warm or hot) and use or no use of commercial scourer in the sanitation process, microbial load reduction from plastic containers was very minimal compared to the aluminium cans.

The mean microbial load reduction on the aluminium type of milk handling containers was significantly higher (P < 0.001) than on plastic jerry cans and therefore the type of the container had an influence on the effectiveness of the sanitation process.

The study found out that the microbial load reduction on the aluminium cans was significantly higher than on plastic jerry cans and therefore the type of the container had an impact on the effectiveness of the sanitation process.

Cleaning is the most important part of the sanitation process, and if milking equipment/utensils are not kept physically clean, chemicals and other disinfectants are likely to be ineffective (Saran 1995).

Hmm... Sounds to me like both central characters have undergone a thorough, Hollywood-style sanitation process.

"Presumably, resistant bacteria survive the sanitation process and rapidly re colonize the released niches until reaching a similar abundance as before the treatment," the study said.

The conditions of biofilm formation and applied during phage infection are critical for the efficacy of the sanitation process.

The research question was: what are the factors that may inhibit or promote the involvement of community-based organisations (CBOs) in the sanitation provision process?