Sentences with phrase «accidental contamination»

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The test kit comes with full instructions and a back - up q - tip sampler incase of accidental contamination of the first sample.

Urine poses negligible health risks, except in the case of accidental contamination from fecal pathogens, Schönning said.

All purchased samples did contain human milk, but 11 also contained bovine DNA, 10 of which had results consistent with more than minor, accidental contamination with cow's milk.

Biebricher's results are so fantastic that some colleagues have wondered whether accidental contamination played a role.

«It is unlikely that there was accidental contamination by three different ES cells, and it is suspected that the contamination may have occurred artificially,» the investigating committee wrote in the report.

Galileo was purposely deorbited into Jupiter's atmosphere in September 2003, to prevent accidental contamination of the wet moon Europa, a precursor of Cassini's end at Saturn.

He noted, however, that if scientists could visit these RSL sites, they would still take precautions to prevent accidental contamination of the sites with Earth - based microbes.

From animal disease outbreaks, to accidental contamination, food - borne illnesses, and concerns over the provenance or ingredients of foodstuffs, food crises of one form or another are seemingly a regular occurrence.

The more people you have there, the more likely you are to find important evidence — but you also raise the risk of accidental contamination.

Indeed, the damage resulting from impairment of drinking water services would seriously impact the quality of life of many people not only by directly harming them but also making water systems unusable for a long period of time with a risk of societal disorder (similar situation as with any accidental contamination events or natural disasters).»

«There is a great need for a therapy that will protect patients with celiac disease from these accidental contaminations.»

The public has become acutely aware that the food supply is increasingly vulnerable, both to terrorist actions and to accidental contamination.