Examples of using Bacteriological in English and their translations into Hungarian
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But surely this must be some sort of bacteriological weapon.
All bacteriological and virological tests were later found to be negative.
There is an anti-terrorist unit for chemical/bacteriological threats!
There are secret bacteriological laboratories in the United States, even today but we can't arrest the lab assistants and say"You're plotting against Russia!".
THE ANDROID There are several thousand viruses and bacteriological agents in the database.
In the Intent to Treat Bacteriological evaluable population, the clinical success rate of retapamulin(76.4%: 139/182) was statistically superior to that of placebo(64.3%; 54/84).
(e) collaborating with the laboratories responsible for the bacteriological and viral analysis of bivalve molluscs in third countries;
But at some stages of the disease, a urinalysis on the bacteria does not show any results confirming the infection, therefore,in parallel to the general analysis, a bacteriological culture of urine is prescribed.
But in the second case,the infectious disease will have a bacteriological or viral character when the animal's immune defense is weakened due to a poor diet, a dirty litter in which microbes multiply, or lesions by parasites.
Each Member State shall designate anational reference laboratory for monitoring viral and bacteriological contaminations of bivalve molluscs.
Before the start of the use of the preparation, a bacteriological study of the biological material with identification of the causative agent, its identification and determination of sensitivity to the streptococcal bacteriophage must be carried out.
(a) coordinating the activities of the national laboratories responsible for viral and bacteriological analyses of bivalve molluscs in the relevant Member State;
In Romania the charge is paid for the following groups of pollutants:(i) general chemical indicators(22),(ii) specific chemical indicators(11),(iii) toxic and very toxic chemical indicators(9)and(iv) bacteriological indicators(2).
Tests carried out by the Belgian Scientific Institute ofPublic Health have also revealed that the bacteriological quality of Argentinian beef was not as good as that of local meat, for instance.
After the introduction of bacteriological methods into medical practice, angina began to be classified according to the pathogen that triggered the development of the pathological condition, and after the discovery of diphtheria bacillus in 1884 by Edwin Klebs, it became possible to differentiate angina from diphtheria.
There were some strange garments in the room, but West upon regaining consciousness said they did not belong to the stranger,but were specimens collected for bacteriological analysis in the course of investigations on the transmission of germ diseases.
(6) Whereas, to ensure a standardised system throughout the Community,the Community reference laboratory responsible for coordinating the checks on viral and bacteriological contamination of bivalve molluscs carried out by each national laboratory should be designated; whereas the operating terms and functions of the Community reference laboratory should be laid down; whereas those responsible for the laboratory must undertake to carry out the tasks laid down in this Decision under the terms provided for herein;
In addition to dangers that are already recognized(though perhaps inadequately counteracted?), such as a major military, terrorist or accidental disaster involving nuclear, chemical,viral or bacteriological agents, the new technologies threaten dangers of a different order altogether.
The risks to be considered should include those caused by technological disasters(radioactive,chemical or bacteriological crises) caused by accidents or terrorist attacks and provision should be made for the potential mass displacement of the population.
Nothing in this Convention shall be interpreted as in any way limiting or detracting from the obligations assumed by any State under the Protocol for the Prohibition of the Use in War of Asphyxiating,Poisonous or Other Gases, and of Bacteriological Methods of Warfare, signed at Geneva on 17 June 1925.
Shubin(1981), while studying cases of Reiter's disease in patients with a history of gonococcal urethritis,never received bacteriological evidence of gonococcal infection in the urogenital tract at the stage of arthritis, but at the same time found a chlamydial infection.
The stated aims of this proposal are to improve coordination and effectiveness, allow for European-level procurement to negotiate prices with pharmaceutical laboratories, thus providing protection for all Europeans, establish a warning system at European rather than just international(WHO) level,and expand existing instruments to cover chemical, bacteriological, environmental risks etc. The Committee is, of course.
Due to variabilityin susceptibility of bacteria for doxycycline, use of the product should be based on bacteriological sampling and sensitivity testing or recent experience on the farm and take into account official and local antimicrobial policies.
On 26 August 1988 the United Nations Security Council adopted Resolution 620 which, inter alia, encourages the Secretary-General to carry out promptly investigations in response toallegations concerning the possible use of chemical and bacteriological(biological) or toxin weapons that may constitute a violation of the 1925 Geneva Protocol.
Clinical cholera If the ship has been declared infected or suspected on account only of a case onboard presenting the clinical features of cholera, and two bacteriological examinations, made with an interval of not less than 24 hours between them, have not revealed the presence of cholera or other suspicious vibrios, the ship shall be considered healthy.
The financial assistance from the Community for the programme referred to in paragraph 1 shall be 50% of thecosts(VAT excluded) incurred by Sweden for laboratory testing, up to SEK 160 per bacteriological test for campylobacter, SEK 320 per test for fingerprinting of campylobacter and up to a maximum of EUR 160000.
Special precautions for use in animals Due to variabilityin susceptibility of bacteria for doxycycline, use of the product should be based on bacteriological sampling and sensitivity testing or recent experience on the farm and take into account official and local antimicrobial policies.
Prior to the treaty, nuclear weapons were the only weapons of mass destruction that werenot subject to a total ban(if chemical and bacteriological weapons are), despite their long-lasting catastrophic humanitarian and environmental consequences.
Here, I should stress that it is crucial that national authorities do not rush to give information on anysource of infection which is not proven by bacteriological analysis, as this spreads unjustified fears in the population all over Europe and creates problems for our food producers selling products in the EU and outside the EU.
