bacteriologically

Examples

• All

• The clinical score correlates well with bacteriologically proven cure.

  Academic text (2005)

• Forty-eight culture-positive patients with chronic sinusitis who had been medically treated for at least three months and had undergone sinus surgery were bacteriologically evaluated.

  Academic text (2004)

• Now obviously lactic acid is produced by milk as it is bacteriologically change and it makes sour milk, which actually is very good.

• It's bacteriologically secure.

  Phantoms (1998)

• The clinical score for otitis media should be used in studies, and this should correlate to bacteriologically proven cure.

  Academic text (2005)

• Even though the middle ear fluid is bacteriologically sterile, it still contains dormant pathogens.

  Academic text (2002)

• In 1921, Francis noted seven bacteriologically confirmed cases of naturally occurring tularemia and other cases of laboratory-acquired illness.

  Academic text (2003)

• All 60 prisoners had pulmonary TB, and it was confirmed bacteriologically for 54 (90%) persons.

  Academic text (2015)

• You know, last night when I went home, rented The Andromeda Strain, just so I could simulate immersion into that bacteriologically unsound world you call your day-to-day life.

  Joe Dirt (2001)

• The researchers found that the samples were bacteriologically contaminated after testing them in the lab.

Synonyms

B

bacterially

vsbacteriologically

• Specialized

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In a way caused by tiny germs that can make you ill

relates to bacteria or their scientific study rather than cause

Surface Forms

Morphology

Etymology