bacteriological contamination

Analysis found 143 sources showing high rates of bacteriological contamination beyond water quality standards, officials said.

Many of these were tested by the Province, in particular for bacteriological contamination.

Suppose we never can meet in the flesh, that the risk of bacteriological contamination is too high.

This work will also make it possible to respond to a recurring issue of bacteriological contamination.

Some supplies can be subject to bacteriological contamination during or after heavy rainfall.

Consequently, the vegetables grown from such wastewater have serious bacteriological contamination.

Increased the availability of lab kits for testing bacteriological contamination.

Health Canada trains these monitors to sample and test the drinking water for potential bacteriological contamination.

Completion of this work will also help resolve an issue of bacteriological contamination.

Bacteriological contamination was evident at each of the sites where regulations relating to drinking water applied.

By the early 1990s, Southwest Ontario was enduring seriously increasing problems of bacteriological contamination.

Bacteriological contamination of coastal harvesting areas is generally caused by human and animal waste discharges.

Project completion will benefit some 280 people and help eliminate problems of bacteriological contamination, while providing a drinking water supply that meets the population’s needs.

Care should be taken to ensure the water source is free from contamination, including bacteriological contamination, especially legionella.

"Cholera has, in fact, never returned to European cities since, thanks to systematic purification of urban water supplies from bacteriological contamination."

You're saying government agents would've worn decontamination suits until it was clear whether or not the alien contact carried a risk of bacteriological contamination.

The work will help reduce risks of bacteriological contamination and prevent water shortages during periods of reduced flow or high demand.

It is therefore common practice to have residual disinfectants in the treated water in order to kill any bacteriological contamination during distribution.

"Such supplies are liable to bacteriological contamination causing infections such as E.coli O157.

Oyster growing activities are prohibited near wharves, bridges, and other sources of chemical and bacteriological contamination.

These are used to identify species, measure bacteriological contamination, assess potency and eventually create Certificates of Analysis for the material.

Bacteriological contamination is usually associated with the discharge of urban runoff or sewage effluent that has not undergone disinfection.

Bacteriological contamination exceeding guidelines for recreational use occurred at the majority of monitoring sites across the ACT.

Much of the water in private well or borehole supplies may be metalliferous in nature and can be subject to bacteriological contamination.

The Indian government prohibits the addition of ice produced from municipal water to beverages due to the probability of bacteriological contamination.