Examples of 'have bacteria' in a sentence

Meaning of "have bacteria"

have bacteria: This phrase is used to indicate the presence of harmful microorganisms in a specific location or object, which may cause health issues or contamination

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The eggs do not have bacteria on them.
You have bacteria in your stomach.
Some brands claim to have bacteria additives.
We all have bacteria present in our mouths.
At the smallest scale we have bacteria.
We all have bacteria on the surface of our skin.
It may also have bacteria.
We have bacteria and kelp and birds and people.
Our hands often have bacteria on them.
We have bacteria on our skin.
Water from a pond would have bacteria from the algae.
We all have bacteria which naturally lives around the lips.
Foods that contain mold may also have bacteria growing alongside it.
They have bacteria that help break down the lactose.
Children afflicted with septic arthritis have bacteria within the hip joint.

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Dogs have bacteria and yeast that grow in their ears.
Thus, a pulmonary bacterial infection may have bacteria growing under anaerobic conditions.
All of us have bacteria that live on our skin without causing problems.
If you have sulfur burps and diarrhea, you may have bacteria that are infectious.
It is possible to have bacteria in the urinary tract and have no symptoms.
Cats, especially those who spend large amounts of time outdoors, have bacteria in their saliva.
It is not uncommon to have bacteria involved in the inflammation process.
High chlorine can cause burns to the skin, and low-chlorine pools can have bacteria present.
Organic apples have bacteria and yeast on the skin.
Dr. Armstrong explained that most mouths have bacteria.
You do not have to have bacteria in your blood to have sepsis.
So basically, in our mouths, we all have bacteria.
We have bacteria.
O Could distilled water have bacteria in it?
You can clearly have bacteria like this in the frozen ice near the surface crust.
Bacteriophages ( or phages ) are viruses that have bacteria as their hosts.
I think that you might have bacteria in your bloodstream infecting your heart.
By October, we would have bacteria.
These water striders have bacteria that can spread from person to person.
I just got off the phone with rachel. The eggs don't have bacteria on them.
In osteoarthritis the joints have bacteria living on the deposits left there.
I have bacteria living in my MOUTH?
Unfortunately, many individuals worldwide have bacteria in their stomach - which is a very bad thing.
Do you have bacteria in your drinking water?
You say, well, I know I have bacteria in my gut.
In interchange, we have bacteria that have developed resistance to a great amount of antibiotic compounds.
So, wait - does that mean that I have bacteria on my body?
Animal feces can have bacteria that can make you sick and harm your baby.
Newborns, whose intestines do not have bacteria producing vitamin K at birth ;.
It will not have bacteria or fungus-like the normal butter.
Just had Shopping, you could have bacteria in hand, right?
I believe I have bacteria or acid imbalance in my mouth - What should I do?
In fact, all animals with a gut have bacteria living in the gut that help.
Imagine you have bacteria that divides into 2 every hour.
But like any food, they can have bacteria on them that can make you sick.

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