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1 es due to the connected system of wastewater plumbing.
2 valuation of pathogen control strategies for plumbing.
3 y of copper for controlling OPs in hot water plumbing.
4 contained copper, likely leached from copper plumbing.
5 oral vaccine due to the common use of copper plumbing.
6 ptible to lead (Pb) contamination from metal plumbing.
7 n and influenced by distribution and premise plumbing.
8 lms in water distribution systems or premise plumbing.
9  in distribution mains and connected premise plumbing.
10 PR sinks, despite the interconnected premise plumbing.
11 ith outdoor sources, such as ventilation and plumbing.
12 mpling confirmed reservoirs persisted in the plumbing.
13 here are 489,836 households lacking complete plumbing, 1,165 community water systems in Safe Drinking
14 broad diversity of bacteria found in premise plumbing across the United States and the role of the wa
15 ; c) Legionella control measures in hospital plumbing aligned with subsidence of hospital A-associate
16  simulation of the distal reaches of premise plumbing and evaluated the effects of incrementally incr
17 ipal water uniquely interacted with building plumbing and generated distinctively different drinking
18 olutions to urban water security challenges: plumbing and nudging.
19 on of L. non-pneumophila species in building plumbing and other known sources.
20  the United States face issues of incomplete plumbing and poor water quality.
21 ng opportunistic pathogen control in premise plumbing and potential opportunities for and barriers to
22  OPPP occurrence associated with residential plumbing and to point out knowledge gaps.
23 rogram of rapid, effective remedial biofilm, plumbing and water treatment to characterize and elimina
24 is likely a result of corrosion of household plumbing and well components, because homes relying on p
25 ndwashing sinks and their associated premise plumbing are an ideal environment for pathogen-harboring
26 ters, indicating distribution and/or premise plumbing as main contributors of mycobacteria.
27 ur findings also prove that subsurface fluid plumbing associated with the magmatic sills was prolonge
28 layed a key role in the recovery of building plumbing-associated microbial communities as compared to
29                             Yet, how and why plumbing-associated microbial communities vary across br
30 lls connect to the lower depths of Kilauea's plumbing by a 25-kilometers-long belt of seismicity.
31 vanic corrosion of lead-tin solder in copper plumbing can be a major contributor to water lead contam
32              Microbes that thrive in premise plumbing can have potentially important effects on human
33          In addition, impacts of the current plumbing code requirements on OPPP responses have not be
34 can result in undesirable interactions among plumbing components that undermine engineering controls
35  were related to corrosion of onsite premise plumbing components.
36  on the microbial community under real-world plumbing conditions is lacking.
37 pected from Medicare admissions; b) hospital plumbing contained high levels of L. pneumophila; c) Leg
38  extent of the impact of typical residential plumbing design (e.g., trunk and branch and manifold), c
39                                     A simple plumbing design, using a small, low-power solenoid pump
40  multilocus sequence typing (MLST) survey of plumbing drain-associated Fusarium isolates and comparin
41 r Fusarium STs were frequently isolated from plumbing drains within a broad geographic area and were
42 gh density of children and limited household plumbing facilities.
43 er systems causes public health concerns and plumbing failures.
44 main Pb source is dissolution from household plumbing, fixtures, and well components.
45 ions, tap water chemical levels, and premise plumbing flushing effectiveness.
46 ll 10 homes sampled before and after premise plumbing flushing.
47 n if similar reactions occur within building plumbing following a transition in source water quality.
48  blood vessel is no longer viewed as passive plumbing for the brain.
49 assessment of OPPP growth in the residential plumbing, from building entry to fixtures, and evaluatio
50 s (OPPPs) that persist and grow in household plumbing, habitats they share with humans.
51 owners for structural repairs to electrical, plumbing, heating, and roofing damage.
52                        Overall, we show that plumbing improvements generate long-lasting effects on w
53  linked with a complex and dynamic system of plumbing in the Earth's subsurface.
54 ) release from Pb service lines and domestic plumbing in the zone fed by the Pequannock Water Treatme
55 nking water distribution systems and premise plumbing is needed.
56 ely, partial LSLR more than doubled premises plumbing (L1, L2) lead release in the short term and did
57         Microscopic examination of the water plumbing lines revealed hyphal forms compatible with mol
58 vered that copper released from corrosion of plumbing materials can initiate evolution of >1100 times
59 ntaining NPs resulting from the corrosion of plumbing materials in tap water.
60 lization of lead corrosion scales present in plumbing materials used in water distribution systems re
61 water distribution systems with lead-bearing plumbing materials, has been hypothesized to involve Pb(
62 med from the chlorination of lead-containing plumbing materials.
63  decaying infrastructure, and developing new plumbing materials.
64 high-density microfluidic chips that contain plumbing networks with thousands of micromechanical valv
65 image magma transfer within the deep crustal plumbing of the Soufriere Hills volcano on Montserrat, W
66 pplied to control the growth of pathogens in plumbing, particularly in facilities such as hospitals t
67  unique conditions for opportunistic premise plumbing pathogen (OPPP) exposure via aerosolized water
68  the occurrence of six opportunistic premise plumbing pathogens (OPPPs) in 24 roof-harvested rainwate
69 domonas aeruginosa are opportunistic premise plumbing pathogens (OPPPs) that persist and grow in hous
70 ple construction from commercially available plumbing pipes and fittings.
71 d, and housing disparities that characterize plumbing poverty.
72                           In keeping with UK plumbing practice, 24 of 27 homes had internal roof wate
73 nt Programme that improves the efficiency of plumbing reduces residential water consumption by 3.5%.
74 erature operation, low weight and size, zero-plumbing requirements, safety features, decontamination
75  spectrometry is demonstrated using a simple plumbing scheme and a self-aspirating heated nebulizer p
76 with the presence of N. fowleri in household plumbing served by treated municipal water supplies and
77 398 water samples, in 22% of 1311 swabs from plumbing structures and environmental surfaces, and in 8
78 t the condition of the uppermost part of the plumbing system (e.g. viscosity of residing magma and co
79 espiratory acquisition linked to a colonized plumbing system at a new hospital addition.
80      Data suggest that a backup in the magma plumbing system at the long-lived Pu'u 'O'o eruption sit
81 summit caldera, providing a new model of the plumbing system at this very high threat volcano.
82 ion on the processes taking place within the plumbing system before eruptive activity.
83 sotopic compositions existed in the volcanic plumbing system before or during melt aggregation.
84 ese findings delineate an asymmetric shallow plumbing system beneath Axial Seamount, providing insigh
85                                     The deep plumbing system beneath these hot spots may also include
86  6 km depth, which we interpret as a shallow plumbing system comprising a fractured hydrothermal rese
87 rlying feeder dykes that served as the magma plumbing system for much of the nearside mare volcanism.
88  contamination, and chemical parameters of a plumbing system in an Italian hospital.
89      Not unexpectedly, introduction of a new plumbing system in the brain has stirred controversies.
90    The nature of Yellowstone National Park's plumbing system linking deep thermal fluids to its legen
91     In this study, we examine the effects of plumbing system materials and two commonly applied disin
92  allows us to estimate the properties of the plumbing system of the volcano.
93 ion of a foam layer at shallow levels in the plumbing system of the volcano.
94 disaggregation and remobilisation within the plumbing system remains rather underexplored.
95 was isolated from both patients and 30 of 39 plumbing system sites in the hospital.
96  the propagating dyke, creating a convoluted plumbing system that likely influences eruption behaviou
97 tudy directly linked water ages in a premise plumbing system to concentrations of Legionella pneumoph
98                                    The magma plumbing system under this volcano is unexplored because
99    Our data indicate a rejuvenated Stromboli plumbing system where the extant crystal mush is efficie
100 ht on the physicochemical changes within the plumbing system, the timescales of crystal residence in
101         Biological tubes serve as the body's plumbing system, transporting fluids and gases throughou
102 rystalline, with mush regions in the shallow plumbing system, where an exsolved volatile phase may al
103 o be coincident with changes in the magmatic plumbing system.
104 ack the movement of magma within the shallow plumbing system.
105  at unflushed (<10 to 420 mug/L) and flushed plumbing systems (<10 to 96 mug/L) and sometimes concent
106 ves a close link between subsurface magmatic plumbing systems and mass wasting on continental margins
107 gmatism, the characteristics of the volcanic plumbing systems and the foundation for hazard assessmen
108 d transformation in distribution and premise plumbing systems are incompletely characterized, especia
109  unknown, but there is growing evidence that plumbing systems are sources of human pathogenic strains
110                           Hot water building plumbing systems are vulnerable to the proliferation of
111  Complexities associated with drinking water plumbing systems can result in undesirable interactions
112 lift and subsidence, while comparatively hot plumbing systems experience solely uplift.
113  The historical use of lead in potable water plumbing systems has caused significant public health ch
114                    It has been proposed that plumbing systems might serve as a significant environmen
115 owever, environmental monitoring of building plumbing systems often targets a broad range of Legionel
116                    The architecture of magma plumbing systems plays a fundamental role in volcano eru
117 eport by Kang and colleagues adds wastewater plumbing systems to the catalogue of potential transmiss
118             Microbial communities in premise plumbing systems were investigated after more than 2 mon
119 hogens occurring in premise (i.e., building) plumbing systems, including strains of Legionella, Mycob
120 rm and grow in biofilms, are well adapted to plumbing systems.
121 ases exposed to hospital A and from hospital plumbing to be highly similar.
122 h-performance separation columns and on-chip plumbing was used to achieve a fully integrated system f
123 chlorine, combined with removal of redundant plumbing, was instituted.
124 , demonstrates that high WLLs from disturbed plumbing were a possible cause.
125 Cu) is a promising antimicrobial for premise plumbing, where ions can be dosed directly via copper si

 
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