Examples of using Pathogenic germs in English and their translations into German
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Free from pathogenic germs.
The skin flora contains harmless but also facultative pathogenic germs.
Examination of pathogenic germs e. g.
Because pathogenic germs and harmful insects can be passed on to healthy plants.
But what about the pathogenic germs?
Heavy metals, pathogenic germs and toxins can be bound to the yeast's cell wall.
Melons can transfer pathogenic germs.
The absorption of light by the photosensitizer releases oxygen radicals which target and destroy pathogenic germs.
It may happen, however, that the pathogenic germs are propagated by the indoor air itself.
Problems only arise if the food is actually contaminated with pathogenic germs.
Elimination of odours and pathogenic germs by means of chemical treatment in the storage containers;
Used for lowering the level of bacteria and pathogenic germs in aquarium.
Consequently, facultative pathogenic germs are out of control and continue to do damage with their own proteases.
An overacidified organism deprives the body of oxygen and virtually allows pathogenic germs to thrive and prosper.
Resistant strains are found in both pathogenic germs, and in non-pathogenic bacteria or so-called commensal bacteria.
Research into germs or micro-organisms can highlight the presence of pathogenic germs, called mark germs. .
Pathogenic germs ingested with food, such as Salmonella or E. Coli, can be rendered harmless through the interactions of NO and acidic gastric acid.
Apparently, penetrating probing deposits pathogenic germs directly into the maxillary sinus.
Hence, for quite some time after bathing the skin is swollen and moist andtherefore open to attack for pathogenic germs.
Disinfection of the potable or process water means a reduction of the pathogenic germs, proven in the water of 99,999 per cent.
Due to the increasing resistance against antibiotics,research is focussing for many years also on other ways for fighting pathogenic germs.
This leaflet summarises recommended measures to protect YOPIs from pathogenic germs that can be transmitted through food.
Plant-based foods such as fruit and vegetables too can be contaminated with salmonella, listeria or other pathogenic germs.
It's been proven that flies carry many parasitic worms, pathogenic germs, and that they are the cause of typhus, cholera, tuberculosis, anthrax and polio.
In the gastrointestinal tractand in parts of the urogenital tract, they maintain a saprophytic bacterial flora that holds the pathogenic germs at bay.
The Drinking Water Ordinance dictates that water has to be free of pathogenic germs which can cause infections or contagious diseases.
By using temperature guided andcontrolled processes microbial pathogens which are spoiling food and pathogenic germs harming humans are reduced both by a maximum.
Due to the increased sweating the skin and specially the callus, can soften;thereby pathogenic germs can permeate easier into the skin.
The milk industry mustclosely observe international hygiene regulations as pathogenic germs which cause health problems can also grow in milk.
A heat treatment is applied to meat productsintended for storing at ambient temperature which is capable of destroying or inactivating pathogenic germs and the spores of pathogenic micro-organisms.
