Sentence examples for thorough wash from inspiring English sources

Other delicacies that have been found in the area include the cauliflower fungus, which looks something like a sea sponge – before eating one of these, though, make sure you give its many folds a thorough wash.

Now, perhaps because I am old and tired, I may kick off by doing a bit of voice work to wake myself up, I may embark on a new project by having a thorough wash and brush-up, or I may just tell myself – Here we go, then.

TCV was prepared by incubating H22 liver cancer cells in D-Hanks solutioin containing Mitomycin C (80 mg/l) for 60 min, followed by thorough wash with D-Hanks for five times.

Moreover, a thorough wash step is required to reduce the fluorescence signals of unreacted dyes for the vast majority of chemical labeling processes, including SNAPf-tag labeling; this requirement restricts certain labeling applications, such as the real-time imaging of the endocytosis of membrane proteins.

(It makes no sense that this much crockery got used, seeing as nobody ate and people basically only drank out of cans, but still plates need wiping, a particularly horrible mug needs rinsing of cigarette ash, a chopping board needs a very thorough wash down, someone always seems to have made a knife sticky with instant coffee or gravy granules, a peculiar sesh impulse).

Corals were anaesthetised with 0.3 M MgCl2 for 10 min followed by a thorough wash with filtered seawater (FSW, UV sterilized, 0.2 µm).

They need to get the linen out in public and give it a thorough washing.

Other means of prevention include hand-washing prior to handling food and thorough washing and cooking of raw vegetables.

Thorough washing also decontaminates towels, surfaces, cutting boards, utensils, and other equipment that has touched uncooked meat.

In fact, for some biological hazards, like salmonella and E. coli 0157 H7, consumers can protect themselves by thorough washing and cooking to 165 degrees.

"U.S. Warns of Outbreak and of Eating Bag Spinach'' (news article, Sept. 15) says "thorough washing should make it safe to eat most produce raw, except for alfalfa sprouts.'' As a microbiologist, I have tested supermarket leafy vegetables and found that the numbers of E. coli were not significantly reduced by thorough washing.