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bigram | frequency |
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drinking water | 576 |
water quality | 368 |
enteric viruses | 283 |
wastewater treatment | 250 |
public health | 228 |
climate change | 212 |
water samples | 204 |
water supply | 200 |
biscao water | 175 |
escherichia coli | 170 |
water treatment | 166 |
developing countries | 166 |
surface water | 159 |
united states | 139 |
risk assessment | 121 |
human health | 119 |
indoor vertical | 113 |
water sources | 110 |
treatment plants | 104 |
water use | 102 |
vertical farms | 100 |
enteric pathogens | 95 |
fecal contamination | 91 |
sea water | 87 |
organic matter | 87 |
fecal coliforms | 84 |
water management | 84 |
human enteric | 83 |
virus removal | 82 |
river water | 82 |
water supplies | 81 |
water resources | 80 |
water systems | 78 |
water governance | 78 |
water bodies | 76 |
cfu ml | 76 |
contaminated water | 74 |
removal efficiency | 71 |
cord uid | 67 |
doc id | 67 |
tap water | 64 |
indicator bacteria | 63 |
waterborne pathogens | 63 |
developed countries | 62 |
filter media | 61 |
surface waters | 60 |
may also | 59 |
water sample | 59 |
fecal pollution | 58 |
environmental samples | 58 |
irrigation water | 58 |
organic pollutants | 57 |
water reuse | 56 |
waterborne disease | 55 |
treatment plant | 55 |
health risk | 55 |
fresh water | 55 |
virus concentration | 55 |
recreational water | 55 |
activated sludge | 53 |
disease burden | 52 |
food production | 50 |
disease outbreaks | 50 |
indicator organisms | 49 |
pathogenic bacteria | 49 |
graphene oxide | 49 |
surface area | 48 |
treated wastewater | 48 |
care products | 47 |
fecal coliform | 47 |
pathogen removal | 47 |
visible light | 47 |
personal care | 46 |
water source | 46 |
colloidal dispersion | 45 |
water distribution | 45 |
clean water | 45 |
human pathogens | 45 |
ghg emissions | 45 |
environmental conditions | 45 |
viral pathogens | 45 |
action labs | 44 |
rural areas | 44 |
fresh produce | 44 |
world health | 44 |
activated carbon | 43 |
waterborne illness | 43 |
coliform bacteria | 43 |
urban areas | 43 |
electron microscopy | 43 |
food safety | 43 |
swimming pool | 42 |
united nations | 42 |
nucleic acid | 42 |
global warming | 42 |
million people | 42 |
adaptation strategies | 42 |
health effects | 41 |
treatment processes | 41 |
fold diluted | 41 |
household water | 41 |
ground water | 41 |
infectious diseases | 41 |
potable reuse | 40 |
health risks | 40 |
virus survival | 39 |
photocatalytic degradation | 39 |
fecal streptococci | 39 |
pore size | 39 |
coastal waters | 39 |
traditional farming | 39 |
exposure assessments | 38 |
enteric pathogen | 37 |
even though | 37 |
time pcr | 37 |
treatment process | 37 |
commonly used | 37 |
soil water | 37 |
raw water | 37 |
total coliforms | 37 |
distribution systems | 36 |
swimming pools | 36 |
safe water | 36 |
hazardous waste | 36 |
virus adsorption | 36 |
viral particles | 36 |
health organization | 35 |
systematic review | 35 |
relative humidity | 35 |
photocatalytic activity | 35 |
source water | 34 |
environmental waters | 34 |
aquatic environment | 34 |
municipal wastewater | 34 |
use efficiency | 34 |
waterborne diseases | 34 |
vibrio cholerae | 34 |
land use | 33 |
air pollution | 33 |
exposure assessment | 33 |
water pollution | 33 |
bacterial pathogens | 33 |
treated water | 32 |
cryptosporidium parvum | 32 |
glass wool | 32 |
environmental protection | 32 |
saharan africa | 32 |
income countries | 32 |
enteric bacteria | 32 |
cell culture | 32 |
marine environment | 31 |
particle size | 31 |
marine waters | 31 |
large volumes | 31 |
reclaimed water | 31 |
potable water | 31 |
ecosystem services | 31 |
umgeni river | 31 |
wide range | 31 |
human wastewater | 31 |
ill persons | 30 |
source tracking | 30 |
enteric virus | 30 |
environmental water | 30 |
pathogenic viruses | 30 |
risk management | 30 |
different types | 30 |
safe drinking | 30 |
water composition | 30 |
distribution system | 30 |
borne diseases | 30 |
sewage treatment | 30 |
us epa | 30 |
recreational waters | 29 |
following treatment | 29 |
positively charged | 29 |
basic sanitation | 29 |
suspended solids | 29 |
carbon dioxide | 29 |
membrane filters | 29 |
chain reaction | 28 |
per year | 28 |
polymerase chain | 28 |
protection agency | 28 |
urban coastal | 28 |
incubation period | 28 |
urban water | 28 |
flow rate | 28 |
poliovirus type | 28 |
online monitoring | 27 |
milk replacer | 27 |
etiologic agent | 27 |
acute respiratory | 27 |
microbial risk | 27 |
environmental health | 27 |
water deficit | 27 |
water molecules | 27 |
treatment technologies | 27 |
living systems | 27 |
recent years | 27 |
total coliform | 27 |
negatively charged | 27 |
mitigation strategies | 27 |
borne pathogens | 27 |
polluted water | 27 |
pmma go | 26 |
cryptosporidium spp | 26 |
citizen participation | 26 |
aquatic environments | 26 |
solar radiation | 26 |
water saving | 26 |
south africa | 26 |
infectious disease | 26 |
filtration efficiency | 26 |
carbon nanotubes | 26 |
i i | 26 |
human consumption | 26 |
water environment | 26 |
listeria monocytogenes | 26 |
detection methods | 26 |
dissolved oxygen | 26 |
water temperature | 26 |
water used | 25 |
sand filtration | 25 |
public water | 25 |
outbreaks associated | 25 |
pathogen exposure | 25 |
vertical farming | 25 |
energy consumption | 25 |
north america | 25 |
water consumption | 25 |
clothes washing | 25 |
water purification | 25 |
adverse effects | 25 |
uv light | 24 |
widely used | 24 |
health hazards | 24 |
heavy metals | 24 |
many cases | 24 |
treatment facilities | 24 |
antibiotic resistance | 24 |
water may | 24 |
sewage effluent | 24 |
water system | 24 |
severe acute | 23 |
environmental factors | 23 |
bacterial indicators | 23 |
years ago | 23 |
wide variety | 23 |
development goals | 23 |
heavy metal | 23 |
toilet flushing | 23 |
virus detection | 23 |
aquatic ecosystems | 23 |
respiratory syndrome | 23 |
waterborne outbreaks | 23 |
organic compounds | 23 |
vertical farm | 23 |
water utilities | 23 |
biscao suspension | 22 |
detection limit | 22 |
renewable energy | 22 |
organic carbon | 22 |
harvested rainwater | 22 |
pseudomonas aeruginosa | 22 |
water scarcity | 22 |
coastal zones | 22 |
pathogens may | 22 |
fecal indicator | 22 |
recycled water | 22 |
recent study | 22 |
recovery efficiencies | 22 |
energy use | 22 |
chemical mixtures | 22 |
irrigation systems | 22 |
waste water | 22 |
made available | 22 |
waterborne viruses | 22 |
face masks | 22 |
secondary treatment | 22 |
estuarine waters | 21 |
foodborne pathogens | 21 |
pathogenic microorganisms | 21 |
environmental impacts | 21 |
per day | 21 |
young children | 21 |
virus persistence | 21 |
case study | 21 |
contact time | 21 |
food security | 21 |
disease control | 21 |
electrospun nanofibers | 21 |
coronavirus disease | 21 |
helminth eggs | 21 |
microbial pathogens | 21 |
water storage | 21 |
microbial contamination | 20 |
direct detection | 20 |
will likely | 20 |
rapid detection | 20 |
risk factors | 20 |
advanced oxidation | 20 |
water volume | 20 |
like particles | 20 |
recovery efficiency | 20 |
wastewater reclamation | 20 |
population growth | 20 |
hollow fiber | 20 |
escherichia coil | 20 |
well known | 20 |
concentration methods | 20 |
treatment systems | 20 |
virus inactivation | 20 |
high levels | 20 |
world bank | 20 |
domestic water | 20 |
water using | 20 |
cell lines | 20 |
new york | 20 |
provide information | 20 |
water standards | 20 |
septic tanks | 20 |
salmonella spp | 20 |
management practices | 20 |
land application | 20 |
quantitative microbial | 20 |
molecular methods | 20 |
treatment train | 20 |
particulate matter | 19 |
nucleic acids | 19 |
electrospun nanofiber | 19 |
cell wall | 19 |
factors affecting | 19 |
biotic impoverishment | 19 |
virus particles | 19 |
statistically significant | 19 |
sea level | 19 |
pathogen detection | 19 |
water body | 19 |
previous studies | 19 |
novel coronavirus | 19 |
billion people | 19 |
author funder | 19 |
membrane filter | 19 |
see table | 19 |
sanitation facilities | 19 |
high concentrations | 19 |
granted medrxiv | 19 |
odds ratio | 19 |
soil moisture | 19 |
untreated wastewater | 19 |
aquatic systems | 19 |
version posted | 19 |
salmonella enterica | 19 |
developing world | 19 |
copyright holder | 19 |
human adenoviruses | 19 |
well water | 19 |
sanitation systems | 19 |
water channels | 19 |
commercially available | 18 |
natural resources | 18 |
survive longer | 18 |
following sections | 18 |
bacterial cells | 18 |
decision making | 18 |
resistance genes | 18 |
clinical specimens | 18 |
remained viable | 18 |
clostridium perfringens | 18 |
water environments | 18 |
infectious dose | 18 |
axenic culture | 18 |
disaster incubation | 18 |
mg kg | 18 |
water contamination | 18 |
quality standards | 18 |
rural communities | 18 |
sanitation services | 18 |
free chlorine | 18 |
fossil fuels | 18 |
water availability | 18 |
water safety | 18 |
water content | 18 |
international license | 18 |
millennium development | 18 |
sand filter | 18 |
climatic conditions | 18 |
action lab | 18 |
control measures | 18 |
hexavalent chromium | 17 |
total water | 17 |
distilled water | 17 |
epidemiological studies | 17 |
agricultural practices | 17 |
cryptosporidium oocysts | 17 |
molecular techniques | 17 |
will need | 17 |
quality monitoring | 17 |
outdoor farming | 17 |
microporous filters | 17 |
sanitary systems | 17 |
parvum oocysts | 17 |
recent studies | 17 |
water demand | 17 |
water cycle | 17 |
polluted waters | 17 |
emerging contaminants | 17 |
water disinfection | 17 |
water column | 17 |
relatively low | 17 |
health care | 17 |
organic flocculation | 17 |
service delivery | 17 |
sustainable development | 17 |
global climate | 17 |
microbial source | 17 |
target species | 17 |
treated drinking | 17 |
determine whether | 17 |
sandy soils | 16 |
viable cells | 16 |
municipal water | 16 |
povidone iodine | 16 |
wastewater samples | 16 |
environmental impact | 16 |
biscao dispersion | 16 |
soil particles | 16 |
water delivery | 16 |
bottled water | 16 |
also found | 16 |
river basin | 16 |
typhoid fever | 16 |
standard methods | 16 |
feline calicivirus | 16 |
sewage sludge | 16 |
virus recovery | 16 |
shell powder | 16 |
wastewater sludge | 16 |
pcr assay | 16 |
surveillance system | 16 |
latin america | 16 |
fecal indicators | 16 |
salmonella typhimurium | 16 |
water filtration | 16 |
gi illness | 16 |
moisture content | 16 |
health outcomes | 16 |
human fecal | 16 |
specific pathogens | 16 |
nutrient solution | 16 |
barrier system | 16 |
kg day | 16 |
sustainable water | 16 |
waste management | 16 |
groundwater recharge | 16 |
agricultural production | 16 |
pasoh fr | 16 |
specific surface | 16 |
risks associated | 16 |
soil type | 16 |
may lead | 16 |
scanning electron | 16 |
potential health | 16 |
pathogenic organisms | 16 |
many countries | 16 |
quantitative pcr | 15 |
medrxiv preprint | 15 |
statistical significance | 15 |
plastic bags | 15 |
reverse transcription | 15 |
environmental matrices | 15 |
incubation periods | 15 |
artificial lighting | 15 |
pool water | 15 |
norwalk virus | 15 |
mortality rates | 15 |
samples collected | 15 |
hydrogen peroxide | 15 |
white powder | 15 |
membrane filtration | 15 |
related issues | 15 |
foodborne illness | 15 |
authors declare | 15 |
helminth ova | 15 |
field studies | 15 |
molecular weight | 15 |
per ml | 15 |
change adaptation | 15 |
ghana water | 15 |
produce contamination | 15 |
disease surveillance | 15 |
land treatment | 15 |
exposure parameters | 15 |
coastal zone | 15 |
several studies | 15 |
regenerated cellulose | 15 |
growth rate | 15 |
coastal areas | 15 |
will also | 15 |
may result | 15 |
viral contamination | 15 |
waterborne illnesses | 15 |
fecal sludge | 15 |
treatment options | 15 |
bathing waters | 15 |
water company | 15 |
health impacts | 15 |
bacteriophage ms | 15 |
adenovirus type | 15 |
vibrio parahaemolyticus | 15 |
important role | 15 |
transmission pathways | 15 |
ph levels | 15 |
based methods | 15 |
microbial indicators | 15 |
peninsular malaysia | 15 |
critical review | 15 |
situ hybridization | 15 |
st century | 15 |
health agencies | 15 |
membrane bioreactor | 15 |
raw sewage | 15 |
use behaviors | 15 |
water uptake | 15 |
environmental costs | 15 |
positive results | 15 |
reclaimed wastewater | 15 |
filter material | 15 |
important factor | 14 |
chlorine dioxide | 14 |
many people | 14 |
dissolved organic | 14 |
million cases | 14 |
virus retention | 14 |
tokyo bay | 14 |
may affect | 14 |
step concentration | 14 |
case definition | 14 |
case studies | 14 |
aqueous solution | 14 |
amino acid | 14 |
oxidation processes | 14 |
aquatic organisms | 14 |
go film | 14 |
bottom sediments | 14 |
dry season | 14 |
microbial community | 14 |
emerging pathogens | 14 |
co emissions | 14 |
per unit | 14 |
river blindness | 14 |
global food | 14 |
mosquito control | 14 |
ambient water | 14 |
early warning | 14 |
wastewater effluent | 14 |
cryptosporidium infection | 14 |
take place | 14 |
slow sand | 14 |
exposure pathways | 14 |
water channel | 14 |
log removal | 14 |
african countries | 14 |
cell membrane | 14 |
water flow | 14 |
human activities | 14 |
etiologic agents | 14 |
sample collection | 14 |
calcium oxide | 14 |
room temperature | 14 |
go layer | 14 |
toxic substances | 14 |
people living | 14 |
wastewater reuse | 14 |
fecal source | 14 |
air flow | 14 |
hiv aids | 14 |
animal viruses | 14 |
may provide | 14 |
viral filtration | 14 |
band gap | 14 |
two different | 14 |
marine bacteria | 14 |
chesapeake bay | 14 |
human viruses | 14 |
policy instruments | 13 |
wild animals | 13 |
short time | 13 |
water features | 13 |
giardia cysts | 13 |
concentration method | 13 |
receiving waters | 13 |
photocatalytic performance | 13 |
level rise | 13 |
irrigation system | 13 |
organic contaminants | 13 |
another important | 13 |
human pathogenic | 13 |
headwaters country | 13 |
large surface | 13 |
pathogen contamination | 13 |
forming units | 13 |
molecular tools | 13 |
antibacterial activity | 13 |
study area | 13 |
water utility | 13 |
foodborne diseases | 13 |
human exposure | 13 |
tropical rainforest | 13 |
somatic coliphages | 13 |
antimicrobial resistance | 13 |
surface charge | 13 |
filter run | 13 |
run time | 13 |
also reported | 13 |
log reduction | 13 |
large amount | 13 |
biofilm formation | 13 |
secondary concentration | 13 |
water crisis | 13 |
phage therapy | 13 |
plant growth | 13 |
better understanding | 13 |
viral infections | 13 |
storm water | 13 |
volume ratio | 13 |
silver nanoparticles | 13 |
economic development | 13 |
quality criteria | 13 |
laboratory conditions | 13 |
aquatic life | 13 |
pathogenic microbes | 13 |
human population | 13 |
health impact | 13 |
site sanitation | 13 |
past years | 13 |
health problems | 13 |
mass spectrometry | 13 |
light irradiation | 13 |
will require | 13 |
beef extract | 13 |
low cost | 13 |
domestic wastewater | 13 |
naturally occurring | 13 |
lower ph | 13 |
increasing water | 13 |
borne disease | 13 |
phage application | 13 |
causative agent | 13 |
dengue fever | 13 |
electrical conductivity | 13 |
bioshell calcium | 13 |
viral rna | 13 |
lake water | 13 |
recent advances | 13 |
southern ontario | 13 |
antimicrobial activity | 13 |
ssan region | 13 |
use water | 13 |
animal studies | 13 |
null hypothesis | 13 |
soil layer | 13 |
infectious agents | 13 |
dry periods | 13 |
southeast asia | 13 |
every year | 12 |
may become | 12 |
natural waters | 12 |
water works | 12 |
epa guidelines | 12 |
pathogenic contamination | 12 |
charged filters | 12 |
health approach | 12 |
will provide | 12 |
rain forest | 12 |
greenhouse gas | 12 |
pharyngoconjunctival fever | 12 |
will increase | 12 |
respiratory protective | 12 |
environmental surfaces | 12 |
treatment units | 12 |
air quality | 12 |
methods used | 12 |
fecal matter | 12 |
evaporative cooling | 12 |
available water | 12 |
low concentrations | 12 |
fiber ultrafiltration | 12 |
hypochlorous acid | 12 |
water stress | 12 |
various water | 12 |
wastewater using | 12 |
per liter | 12 |
virus reduction | 12 |
oral route | 12 |
wild birds | 12 |
energy demand | 12 |
different water | 12 |
potential sources | 12 |
diatom species | 12 |
salt water | 12 |
faecal pollution | 12 |
water contaminated | 12 |
groundwater quality | 12 |
high quality | 12 |
viral diseases | 12 |
various types | 12 |
takes place | 12 |
romaine lettuce | 12 |
staphylococcus aureus | 12 |
crop processing | 12 |
high level | 12 |
significant role | 12 |
norovirus gii | 12 |
th century | 12 |
times higher | 12 |
water development | 12 |
treatment system | 12 |
foodborne disease | 12 |
table shows | 12 |
long term | 12 |
filter effluent | 12 |
viruses may | 12 |
sediment samples | 12 |
groundwater sources | 12 |
human populations | 12 |
protective equipment | 12 |
carbon sequestration | 12 |
pilot plant | 12 |
high cost | 12 |
different environmental | 12 |
glycyrrhizic acid | 12 |
influenza virus | 12 |
one health | 12 |
much higher | 12 |
recent work | 12 |
water conservation | 12 |
study showed | 12 |
surgical masks | 12 |
rainbow trout | 12 |
plant water | 12 |
water price | 12 |
antiviral activity | 12 |
polyethylene glycol | 12 |
industrial wastewater | 12 |
contaminated food | 12 |
heat pumps | 12 |
related diseases | 12 |
farming systems | 12 |
laboratory studies | 12 |
attack rate | 12 |
long periods | 12 |
life cycle | 12 |
large volume | 12 |
scallop shell | 12 |
poor people | 12 |
amino acids | 12 |
te er | 12 |
reduced graphene | 12 |
global burden | 12 |
ph values | 12 |
field conditions | 12 |
viral infection | 12 |
used water | 12 |
light energy | 12 |
diarrhoeal disease | 12 |
retention time | 12 |
two types | 11 |
virus concentrations | 11 |
solid waste | 11 |
large numbers | 11 |
coordinate system | 11 |
negative results | 11 |
tropical diseases | 11 |
samples using | 11 |
outbreak investigations | 11 |
salt poisoning | 11 |
deep ocean | 11 |
also used | 11 |
water security | 11 |
supply systems | 11 |
leafy greens | 11 |
culture media | 11 |
agricultural systems | 11 |
filtration process | 11 |
disease outbreak | 11 |
tropical rainforests | 11 |
environmental variables | 11 |
state provincial | 11 |
may occur | 11 |
cancer guidelines | 11 |
acrylic acid | 11 |
wastewater surveillance | 11 |
flow cytometry | 11 |
algal blooms | 11 |
organic material | 11 |
ambient air | 11 |
health concern | 11 |
adsorbed water | 11 |
bacterial cell | 11 |
environmental science | 11 |
diseases caused | 11 |
groundwater contamination | 11 |
viral gastroenteritis | 11 |
bathing showering | 11 |
plant pathogens | 11 |
remote sensing | 11 |
adjusted life | 11 |
per cubic | 11 |
treat wastewater | 11 |
waterborne viral | 11 |
bacterial load | 11 |
water evaporation | 11 |
isotope values | 11 |
open defecation | 11 |
became ill | 11 |
clinical signs | 11 |
water chemistry | 11 |
volume water | 11 |
exposure pathway | 11 |
cell walls | 11 |
particulate organic | 11 |
different species | 11 |
tidal currents | 11 |
per capita | 11 |
pfu ml | 11 |
chemical constituents | 11 |
highly sensitive | 11 |
south america | 11 |
regulatory agencies | 11 |
every day | 11 |
per person | 11 |
marine water | 11 |
microbiological quality | 11 |
surgical mask | 11 |
heated scallop | 11 |
annual disease | 11 |
coral reefs | 11 |
lytic activity | 11 |
water needs | 11 |
water vapor | 11 |
poliovirus concentration | 11 |
comparative study | 11 |
techniques used | 11 |
endemic areas | 11 |
risk associated | 11 |
several factors | 11 |
microbicidal activity | 11 |
adverse effect | 11 |
sd model | 11 |
often used | 11 |
direct contact | 11 |
relatively high | 11 |
pollution control | 11 |
moving forward | 11 |
following equation | 11 |
pcr detection | 11 |
washing facilities | 11 |
concentrating viruses | 11 |
phage particles | 11 |
cell cultures | 11 |
redox potential | 11 |
produce safety | 11 |
storage tanks | 11 |
primary contact | 11 |
oxygen demand | 11 |
molecular detection | 11 |
electrostatic interactions | 11 |
social media | 11 |
rural bangladesh | 11 |
also important | 11 |
significantly higher | 11 |
within min | 11 |
antimicrobial agents | 11 |
food products | 11 |
may cause | 10 |
human body | 10 |
surface layer | 10 |
viable following | 10 |
basic hand | 10 |
large number | 10 |
fecal streptococcus | 10 |
raw human | 10 |
virus lr | 10 |
viral load | 10 |
sludge process | 10 |
contaminated manure | 10 |
high risk | 10 |
nineteenth century | 10 |
filtering efficiency | 10 |
graphitic carbon | 10 |
rna coliphages | 10 |
protozoan pathogens | 10 |
enamel surface | 10 |
relative risk | 10 |
weather conditions | 10 |
cutting efficiency | 10 |
large scale | 10 |
genetically modified | 10 |
public forums | 10 |
measured using | 10 |
reverse osmosis | 10 |
freshwater ecosystems | 10 |
neonatal calves | 10 |
biological treatment | 10 |
also known | 10 |
two main | 10 |
van der | 10 |
world population | 10 |
global population | 10 |
anaerobic digestion | 10 |
human activity | 10 |
hydroxyl radicals | 10 |
wool filters | 10 |
many areas | 10 |
odaiba area | 10 |
bacterial communities | 10 |
plant roots | 10 |
transmission electron | 10 |
environmental virology | 10 |
hot water | 10 |
analytical methods | 10 |
posted april | 10 |
least one | 10 |
dna microarray | 10 |
freshwater systems | 10 |
ultrasonic scaling | 10 |
collect samples | 10 |
primary treatment | 10 |
virus infection | 10 |
gastrointestinal illness | 10 |
disease transmission | 10 |
well documented | 10 |
many regions | 10 |
available data | 10 |
infection rates | 10 |
long island | 10 |
coliform counts | 10 |
particularly important | 10 |
rural dwellers | 10 |
major cause | 10 |
method involves | 10 |
highly variable | 10 |
sprayed onto | 10 |
worth noting | 10 |
see section | 10 |
quantitative detection | 10 |
residual chlorine | 10 |
heavy rainfall | 10 |
high surface | 10 |
three main | 10 |
infective dose | 10 |
sanitation coverage | 10 |
alternative filter | 10 |
infectious virus | 10 |
boil water | 10 |
human feces | 10 |
million deaths | 10 |
method used | 10 |
ocean waters | 10 |
environmental sustainability | 10 |
loading rates | 10 |
human infection | 10 |
another study | 10 |
sandy soil | 10 |
oral transmission | 10 |
dead cells | 10 |
projection coronas | 10 |
water will | 10 |
biological activity | 10 |
quality control | 10 |
giardia lamblia | 10 |
past decade | 10 |
lr values | 10 |
water regulations | 10 |
present study | 10 |
domestic sewage | 10 |
dried powder | 10 |
irrigation canals | 10 |
virus infectivity | 10 |
probable number | 10 |
genetic material | 10 |
energy storage | 10 |
first step | 10 |
water productivity | 10 |
livestock production | 10 |
metal oxide | 10 |
much lower | 10 |
concentrate viruses | 10 |
human adenovirus | 10 |
cellulose hollow | 10 |
water service | 10 |
biomass production | 10 |
aeromonas hydrophila | 10 |
across europe | 10 |
bacterial flora | 10 |
high concentration | 10 |
closely related | 10 |
human waste | 10 |
health conditions | 10 |
removal efficiencies | 10 |
west africa | 10 |
environmental pollution | 10 |
toxic chemicals | 10 |
species will | 10 |
body weight | 10 |
virus type | 10 |
incidence rate | 10 |
national primary | 10 |
low temperatures | 10 |
bacterial contamination | 10 |
controlled trial | 10 |
urban runoff | 10 |
suspended particles | 10 |
human norovirus | 10 |
plate count | 10 |
soil ph | 10 |
microbial growth | 10 |
water droplets | 10 |
primary drinking | 10 |
agricultural irrigation | 10 |
european union | 10 |
surface soil | 10 |
higher water | 10 |
data collected | 10 |
growing populations | 10 |
filter paper | 10 |
simultaneous detection | 10 |
fulvic acids | 10 |
fecal bacteria | 10 |
several times | 10 |
bacterial growth | 10 |
urban rural | 10 |
response assessment | 10 |
natural systems | 10 |
nonpoint sources | 10 |
water matrices | 10 |
reverse transcriptase | 9 |
moisture levels | 9 |
stool samples | 9 |
river flow | 9 |
infected persons | 9 |
water containing | 9 |
infectious viruses | 9 |
public forum | 9 |
fish tanks | 9 |
epidemiological study | 9 |
long time | 9 |
measurement error | 9 |
aquatic ecosystem | 9 |
agricultural runoff | 9 |
rapid growth | 9 |
pure culture | 9 |
yellow fever | 9 |
gastroenteritis outbreak | 9 |
water route | 9 |
host range | 9 |
will continue | 9 |
viruses present | 9 |
human enteroviruses | 9 |
future perspectives | 9 |
risk estimates | 9 |
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