| The second set of changes in laboratory technique was specifically designed to reduce cross-contamination. |
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| Good practice in the handling and use of ordinary eggs helps avoid cross-contamination. |
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| Adequate care was taken to prevent cross-contamination of materials among specimens. |
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| If wound fluid is allowed to stagnate, microorganisms may thrive and cause cross-contamination between patients. |
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| Changes in laboratory techniques were designed to minimize the possibility of cross-contamination during batch processing. |
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| Good traffic control practices protect personnel, patients, supplies, and equipment from potential sources of cross-contamination. |
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| The issue here is the degree to which the safeguards we have in place are sufficient to stop cross-contamination. |
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| Her death fuelled fears of cross-contamination, where envelopes touch anthrax-laced packages and become infected. |
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| Because the risk of cross-contamination is so high, I might not rely on hot soapy water. |
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| To guard against cross-contamination, put packages of raw meat and poultry into plastic bags. |
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| Keeping your hands, utensils and food surfaces clean can prevent cross-contamination. |
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| With laying hens confined so closely in battery cages, the possibility of cross-contamination between animals must surely be very high. |
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| Tubing and foot valves are best used when dedicated to individual boreholes to avoid cross-contamination. |
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| People can avoid being poisoned by the bacterium by cooking eggs thoroughly and avoiding cross-contamination by washing knives, cutting surfaces and plates. |
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| The Food Standards Agency said that although it was still relatively rare to find salmonella in salad it could be caused by cross-contamination at processing plants. |
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| Use separate chopping boards and utensils or wash them thoroughly to avoid cross-contamination between raw meat and any cooked or ready-to-eat foods. |
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| Most of the consumers surveyed indicated they comply with these practices, particularly in reducing cross-contamination after contact with raw fish, meat, or chicken. |
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| If laboratory cross-contamination or administrative errors occur, this would lead to an overestimate of the proportion of recurrences attributed to reinfection. |
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| A new lancet is used for each scratch to prevent cross-contamination of allergens. |
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| This unavoidable cross-contamination may occur at all stages of production and processing of feed but also during storage and transport of feed. |
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| Water quality will be addressed partly through rehabilitation and extension of sewage networks to minimize cross-contamination. |
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| Despite an extensive quality control program in place to avoid cross-contamination, the cookies cannot be guaranteed as a nut-free product. |
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| Also avoid bins of bulk food where cross-contamination between bins can occur. |
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| Notice how the veggies are prepared separately from the hamburgers to prevent cross-contamination. |
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| In hospitals contaminated laundry is collected and washed separately in order to avoid cross-contamination. |
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| Did you know that improper handling of raw meat, poultry and seafood can create an inviting environment for cross-contamination? |
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| Parts and their support mechanism need to be rinsed to avoid cross-contamination between processing tanks. |
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| Container consignees and consignors shall make every effort to avoid cross-contamination when multiple-use loading of containers is employed. |
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| The filtrate behind the filter is free of waste and fibers, held by the filter, without any bacterial retention and without cross-contamination. |
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| Laboratory films covered the cutting board, thus avoiding any cross-contamination. |
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| Single-use, disposable atomizers are probably the best way to reduce possible cross-contamination. |
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| Great care was exercised to avoid cross-contamination of pots. |
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| Improper storage and handling practices can cause spills and leaks or cross-contamination with feedstuffs. |
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| Air chilling prevents cross-contamination between birds. |
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| There are concerns about cross-contamination. |
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| For other establishments, risk-based conditions should be determined to prevent cross-contamination, in particular through separation between the animal by-products chain and the food chain. |
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| Use separate chopping boards and utensils or wash them thoroughly to avoid cross-contamination between raw meat, and any cooked or ready-to-eat foods. |
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| The self-contained facility has a positive-pressure HVAC system to prevent the ingress of airborne contaminants and cross-contamination from other operating lines. |
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| Situations of cross-contamination, cross-reactivity, and cross-hybridization all point to the benefit of evaluating an assay for false-positive and false-negative results. |
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| Mr. James Bezan: That only accomplishes narrowing down the cross-contamination, or the disease spread from wild to domestic. |
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| Pet owners, groomers, kennels, trainers, farmers and jockeys can all depend on Micrylium to help prevent cross-contamination. |
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| Small tears in the gloves and cross-contamination can easily occur. |
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| Certainly we need to take it out of the barnyard so there is no opportunity for cross-contamination. |
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| Proper containment can keep workers safe, protect the environment and prevent cross-contamination. |
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| Documentation on the measures taken to control cross-contamination of cattle feedstuffs with the meat-and-bone meal and greaves including the risk of cross-contamination during production, transport, storage and feeding. |
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| Sanitisation involving extraction and burning and eliminating cross-contamination by using different tools when processing infected plants, remain the only methods of control. |
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| Consider using paper towels to wipe kitchen surfaces or change dishcloths daily to avoid the possibility of cross-contamination and the spread of bacteria. |
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| Where appropriate, an adequate period should be observed before allowing livestock to graze on pasture, crops and crop residuals and between grazing rotations to minimise biological cross-contamination from manure. |
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| Reducing the risk of cross-contamination is key in the production of microbiologically safer, higher quality food. |
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| Equipment and facilities should be designed, constructed and laid out to ensure cleanability and to minimise the potential for L. monocytogenes harbourage sites, cross-contamination and recontamination. |
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| All animal meals still kept in stock, as well as feed containing them, must be destroyed without delay in order to prevent future cross-contamination of feedingstuffs. |
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| Retail sampling provides a measure of human exposure to antimicrobial resistant bacteria via undercooked meat consumption or cross-contamination with raw food products. |
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| The Secure Shield lead-free dental apron is the only machine-washable dental x-ray garment on the market, providing superior protection from cross-contamination. |
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