Sentence examples for transmitting bacteria from inspiring English sources

The group's Council on Science and Public Health is looking at the role clothing plays in transmitting bacteria and other microbes and is expected to announce its findings next year.

For example, persons who experience gastrointestinal symptoms such as diarrhea may shed bacteria at high rates and thus be at increased risk of transmitting bacteria to primates; alternatively, persons who ingest microbes from primates might tend to experience gastrointestinal symptoms as a result.

An unbalanced sample size of 10 and 40 for species A and B, respectively, may mislead a researcher to conclude that species B is transmitting bacteria to species A in a scenario where transmission only occurred from A to B (Fig. 6).

Brushes, wands and pencils used to apply eye makeup get dirty over time, and you may be transmitting bacteria every time you use them.[31].[31]

While you don't have to use a special cup to put your gargling liquid in, it's often safer than drinking directly out of a bottle of mouthwash, for example, because you avoid transmitting bacteria.

While doing so, they can transmit bacteria and viruses through their saliva.

Insects in the sap-sucking hemipteran suborder Sternorrhyncha typically harbor maternally transmitted bacteria housed in a specialized organ, the bacteriome.

Do not include any of the leftover sauce from the grill, because the brush dipped into it was used on the raw meat and might transmit bacteria.

Susan Bard, a dermatologist with Manhattan Dermatology Specialists, says that people need to be wary about the potential for jade rollers to transmit bacteria — if you're not disinfecting your roller, you may wind up doing more harm than good — and about overly aggressive usage.

The milk can transmit bacteria, which can result in diarrhea, dangerously high fevers and in some cases death.

Even putting coins in one's mouth lest they transmit bacteria, is prohibited.