sterilized in the Oxford Spanish Dictionary

sterilized in the PONS Dictionary

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Because surgical instruments were not sterilized at that time, infections following surgery also produced numerous and frequently fatal complications.
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The final risk to blood donors is from equipment that has not been properly sterilized.
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Between 35,000 and 80,000 persons were sterilized in the first full year alone.
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Nearly 300,000, mostly indigenous, women were coercively or forcefully sterilized during these years.
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They believe that the bacteria were not terrestrial because they survived when the sample was sterilized at very high temperature and washed with alcohol.
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Surgical and dental instruments are also sterilized to prevent infection by bacteria.
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It was also used for sterilizing on ships when there was no alcohol.
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Usually, the males are sterilized using radiation and then dispersed in a population to compete with wild males.
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To accomplish this the fungus sterilizes the host plant, preventing it from producing true flowers.
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The sealing and construction of the pouch ensures that no bacteria or other degrading factors can impact the food it is sterilized inside the pouch.
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