Sentences with phrase «infectious germs»
The phrase "infectious germs" refers to tiny organisms that can enter our bodies and make us sick. Full definition
Scientists have known for decades that the bugs inside us help digest our food and crowd out infectious germs.
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Oxidising microbiocides such as chlorine bleach are used at concentrations ranging from 0.5 up to 50,000 ppm, and are a vital part of our armoury to prevent infections in healthcare settings, water treatment, the food and pharmaceuticals industries — and also in the home when used in a targeted manner to prevent the spread of infectious germs.
The protective antimicrobial substances in milk that protect the child from a world teaming with infectious germs and parasites are the MCFA.
A recent article in Medical News Today noted that just 5 % of people wash their hands long enough to destroy infectious germs after using the bathroom.
Carpet is a home for wee - wee, a breeding ground for infectious germs, and an ecological quagmire, not to mention a design disgrace.
I am not persuaded by alarms of mass extinction, horrors of sea rise, expansion of infectious germs; when all these alarms come from educated scientists who routinely study worse epochs.
He also hopes to sequence the DNA of all the microbes preserved in the mummy's gut, including his microbiome and any infectious germs he might have been carrying.
White - footed mice in New York City parks have evolved genes that help them survive exposures to heavy metals and infectious germs.
It takes a certain level of commitment to willingly expose myself to infectious germs and I'm probably not ready to do that until we've put a label on this.