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quadgram	frequency
in the united states	78
as a result of	69
on the other hand	53
for the detection of	52
one of the most	48
as well as the	45
a l p r	43
l p r e	43
u r n a	43
p r o o	43
r o o f	43
n a l p	43
j o u r	43
r n a l	43
o u r n	43
it is important to	42
of escherichia coli o	42
can be used to	41
of enteric viruses in	41
is one of the	41
in the presence of	36
in the case of	36
of human enteric viruses	35
and personal care products	32
for the removal of	32
in the form of	31
a wide range of	31
at the same time	30
of the presence of	29
human enteric viruses in	28
in addition to the	27
the surface of the	26
pharmaceuticals and personal care	25
of pathogens in water	24
for the presence of	24
a result of the	24
in the absence of	23
of indoor vertical farms	22
severe acute respiratory syndrome	22
for the degradation of	22
on the basis of	21
from large volumes of	21
in the aquatic environment	20
of hepatitis a virus	20
quantitative microbial risk assessment	20
who has granted medrxiv	19
for this preprint this	19
to display the preprint	19
a wide variety of	19
display the preprint in	19
in water and wastewater	19
the preprint in perpetuity	19
detection of pathogens in	19
is the author funder	19
this preprint this version	19
as part of the	19
i i i i	19
granted medrxiv a license	19
license to display the	19
has been shown to	19
holder for this preprint	19
a license to display	19
medrxiv a license to	19
copyright holder for this	19
has granted medrxiv a	19
preprint this version posted	19
the copyright holder for	19
made available under a	18
is made available under	18
can be found in	18
available under a is	18
under a is the	18
license it is made	18
a is the author	18
indicators of fecal contamination	18
it is made available	18
international license it is	18
the presence of viruses	18
of viruses in water	18
in the removal of	18
the ph of the	18
contamination of drinking water	17
with the use of	17
survival of escherichia coli	17
as a source of	17
enteric viruses in the	17
of the most important	17
on the survival of	17
have the potential to	17
can be used for	16
in the water environment	16
in terms of the	16
exposure to enteric pathogens	16
concentration of viruses from	16
it is necessary to	16
drinking water distribution systems	16
the world health organization	16
to the presence of	16
at the end of	15
in the following sections	15
the nature of the	15
detection of viruses in	15
the use of a	15
have been reported to	15
of escherichia coli in	15
it is estimated that	15
large volumes of water	15
detection of waterborne pathogens	15
pathogens in the environment	14
of bmps and mms	14
can be used as	14
there is a need	14
associated with drinking water	14
the presence of enteric	14
methods for the detection	14
of climate change on	14
the use of the	14
below the detection limit	14
by the presence of	14
for the development of	14
in the umgeni river	14
hepatitis a virus and	14
survival of enteric viruses	13
personal care products in	13
on the surface of	13
the number of bacteria	13
viral pathogens in water	13
the detection of waterborne	13
water supply and sanitation	13
the removal efficiency of	13
of viruses from water	13
the quality of the	13
hepatitis a virus in	13
of pathogens in the	13
play a role in	13
presence of enteric viruses	13
for the treatment of	13
for the protection of	13
the rest of the	12
the majority of the	12
can be used in	12
it is essential to	12
the size of the	12
of viral pathogens in	12
detection of enteric viruses	12
the pmma go film	12
in the developing world	12
have been shown to	12
of water and wastewater	12
were found to be	12
and the presence of	12
following treatment with undiluted	12
and cf remained viable	12
tc and cf remained	12
the detection of viruses	12
the spread of the	12
the photocatalytic degradation of	12
was found to be	12
degradation of organic pollutants	12
a function of the	12
some of which are	12
as an indicator of	12
as well as in	12
have been isolated from	11
indicators of fecal pollution	11
the uptake of bmps	11
mitigation and adaptation strategies	11
in drinking water distribution	11
some of the most	11
it is likely that	11
as shown in table	11
for up to days	11
outbreak of hepatitis a	11
ph of biscao water	11
in the range of	11
in the late s	11
it was found that	11
outbreaks associated with drinking	11
of pharmaceuticals and personal	11
parts of the world	11
in the environment and	11
water and wastewater treatment	11
and the use of	11
of fruits and vegetables	11
the risk of illness	11
been shown to be	11
it should be noted	11
the construction of the	11
of filter run time	10
as well as for	10
in the degradation of	10
is the most common	10
detection and quantification of	10
a one health approach	10
this version posted april	10
the presence of the	10
the source of the	10
in environmental water samples	10
viable following treatment with	10
effects of climate change	10
the presence of sars	10
cf remained viable following	10
that need to be	10
the end of the	10
of the use of	10
it is clear that	10
of enteric pathogens in	10
a large amount of	10
in the use of	10
remained viable following treatment	10
a review of the	10
drinking water in the	10
important to note that	10
may be related to	10
sources and routes of	10
cfu ml for tc	10
recovery of viruses from	10
in urban coastal zones	10
as shown in fig	10
ml for tc and	10
for tc and cf	10
global burden of disease	10
as a function of	10
as one of the	10
in wastewater treatment plants	10
viruses from water samples	10
at the time of	10
should be noted that	10
with the presence of	10
uptake of bmps and	10
that can be used	10
human enteric viruses and	10
are considered to be	10
an overview of the	10
in the action labs	10
presence of viruses in	10
in the transmission of	10
the cfu ml for	10
the increase in the	10
an indoor vertical farm	10
with respect to the	10
regions of the world	10
viruses from large volumes	10
regenerated cellulose hollow fiber	10
present in the water	9
and co in the	9
of coliform bacteria in	9
a large number of	9
is likely to be	9
enteric viruses in water	9
indicators of water quality	9
for the use of	9
in tropical and subtropical	9
in an attempt to	9
water to the environment	9
the most commonly used	9
are listed in table	9
over the course of	9
this version posted june	9
the fact that the	9
have been proposed for	9
in order to provide	9
one of the major	9
a significant role in	9
as indicators of water	9
be attributed to the	9
virus removal efficiency of	9
has the potential to	9
national primary drinking water	9
be related to the	9
may be possible to	9
have been used for	9
have been used as	9
that there is no	9
the cause of the	9
have been associated with	9
to an increase in	9
could be used to	9
has been detected in	9
a major cause of	9
total and fecal coliforms	9
to the fact that	9
to be able to	9
no conflict of interest	9
have been used in	9
is based on the	9
have been proposed as	9
it may be possible	9
the results of the	9
the incubation period of	9
in drinking water systems	9
that the number of	9
impacts of climate change	9
and hepatitis a virus	9
the most widely used	9
studies have shown that	9
has been reported to	9
of the effects of	9
be used as an	9
be used as a	9
humic and fulvic acids	9
the spread of covid	9
more than of the	9
information on form g	9
surveillance for waterborne disease	9
by the use of	9
when the water composition	9
and the ph of	9
are shown in figure	9
record this information on	9
of indicator bacteria in	9
in the field of	9
on the occurrence of	9
if there is a	9
the world bank group	9
because of the high	9
in the spread of	9
are presented in table	9
guidelines for water reuse	9
the authors declare no	9
the risk of infection	9
an increase in the	8
panel on climate change	8
biscao water and co	8
the global burden of	8
in drinking water that	8
are more resistant to	8
is important to note	8
the presence of human	8
forward the sustainable and	8
the presence of a	8
of a global resource	8
a systematic review and	8
ho og ge en	8
systematic review and meta	8
on the type of	8
in biscao water and	8
has been used to	8
the sustainable and welcome	8
burden of gi illness	8
in the study area	8
sustainable and welcome uses	8
of the water supply	8
of severe acute respiratory	8
in order to be	8
were below the detection	8
in the ssan region	8
p pa at th	8
pa at th ho	8
in order to remove	8
the course of the	8
dispersion and colloidal dispersion	8
has been used for	8
on the use of	8
fate and transport of	8
global atlas of excreta	8
th ho og ge	8
in the number of	8
that there is a	8
the degradation of ppcps	8
viruses were detected in	8
the development of a	8
have been used to	8
is referred to as	8
from the world bank	8
survival of indicator bacteria	8
the removal of viruses	8
developed and developing countries	8
and can be used	8
of hadvs and hpyvs	8
against tc and cf	8
in the context of	8
american water works association	8
of enteric viruses and	8
of virus removal efficiency	8
that have been used	8
as an index of	8
acute respiratory syndrome coronavirus	8
an indicator of fecal	8
to the use of	8
been proposed as indicators	8
water and co in	8
biscao dispersion and colloidal	8
in the formation of	8
is considered to be	8
not certified by peer	8
which was not certified	8
was not certified by	8
as the source of	8
welcome uses of a	8
poliovirus from tap water	8
co in the air	8
of fecal contamination in	8
to safe drinking water	8
surface area to volume	8
with an increase in	8
this information on form	8
is a function of	8
health risk assessment of	8
at th ho og	8
viruses in the water	8
the tc and cf	8
marine and estuarine waters	8
is used as a	8
in the marine environment	8
moving forward the sustainable	8
play an important role	8
certified by peer review	8
of tc and cf	8
uses of a global	8
in the design of	8
results suggest that the	8
it is possible that	8
of the occurrence of	8
that indoor vertical farms	8
are known to be	8
under visible light irradiation	8
tc and cf following	8
and welcome uses of	8
in an indoor vertical	8
and cf following treatment	8
the presence of fecal	8
within the range of	8
a high level of	7
in such a way	7
to ensure that the	7
the centers for disease	7
the virus removal efficiency	7
that most of the	7
coliforms in fresh water	7
and human health risk	7
onto the surface of	7
fecal contamination in the	7
can be defined as	7
compared to traditional farming	7
indicator of fecal pollution	7
on the fate of	7
access to safe water	7
interaction between ca ions	7
united states environmental protection	7
method for the detection	7
may or may not	7
the amount of water	7
in many of the	7
a result of their	7
disease outbreaks associated with	7
between ca ions in	7
the number of fecal	7
the ph of each	7
biscao water was sprayed	7
was used as the	7
contamination in drinking water	7
the water composition was	7
and the number of	7
been reported to be	7
of the disease burden	7
in treated drinking water	7
a larger number of	7
glycyrrhizic acid and liquiritin	7
in comparison to the	7
is likely that the	7
ions in biscao water	7
the seven action labs	7
have been reported in	7
an outbreak of hepatitis	7
an important role in	7
cfu ml of tc	7
in order to reduce	7
from exposure to lids	7
on the amount of	7
on virus survival in	7
associated with recreational water	7
in the process of	7
the difference between the	7
meter of total freshwater	7
are a number of	7
drinking water and sanitation	7
of bacteria in the	7
affecting the survival of	7
as well as a	7
bacteria in sea water	7
centers for disease control	7
one of the key	7
fate of escherichia coli	7
in the production of	7
cubic meter of total	7
in the state of	7
the consumption of contaminated	7
as indicators of fecal	7
the presence of pathogens	7
of fecal indicator bacteria	7
water in the united	7
ml of tc and	7
disease control and prevention	7
the photocatalytic activity of	7
human health risk assessment	7
the number of people	7
isolation and characterization of	7
the safe use of	7
bacteria and viruses in	7
can also be used	7
is the number of	7
indoor vertical farms are	7
under years of age	7
area to volume ratio	7
removal of viruses from	7
been reported in the	7
chromium in drinking water	7
for the analysis of	7
and indicator organisms in	7
of total freshwater withdrawn	7
in order to calculate	7
it is evident that	7
samples were collected from	7
surface and ground water	7
access to safe drinking	7
used as indicators of	7
for the concentration of	7
intergovernmental panel on climate	7
the extent of virus	7
and there is a	7
access to basic hand	7
a case study of	7
detection and identification of	7
the survival of enteric	7
on the go layer	7
of viruses in the	7
small round structured viruses	7
obtained in each study	7
sources and modes of	7
the potential to reduce	7
a key role in	7
at room temperature for	7
is a need to	7
direct detection of pathogens	7
the number of viruses	7
o o f the	7
in indoor vertical farms	7
as well as by	7
with the help of	7
indoor vertical farms can	7
the transmission of sars	7
ca ions in biscao	7
a better understanding of	7
the presence of pathogenic	7
in the face of	7
per cubic meter of	7
state of the art	7
as part of a	7
lower than the original	7
states environmental protection agency	7
the umgeni river at	7
there are a number	7
the complexity of the	7
during the dry season	7
is shown in figure	7
by the water route	7
bacterial and viral pathogens	6
and colloidal dispersion were	6
to deal with the	6
is shown in fig	6
the presence of organic	6
safe use of wastewater	6
colloidal dispersion were below	6
there is the need	6
as well as their	6
viruses in environmental samples	6
a leading cause of	6
was measured over the	6
an index of pollution	6
spread of the virus	6
is the most important	6
was lower than the	6
are more likely to	6
the disease burden of	6
biscao water on the	6
low counts of tc	6
for the identification of	6
many parts of the	6
as a set of	6
of the wastewater treatment	6
concentration of enteroviruses from	6
it is important that	6
of the united states	6
will have to be	6
in drinking water and	6
the authors declare that	6
play a significant role	6
has led to the	6
bacteria in the sea	6
it is worth to	6
is colorless and transparent	6
of influenza a virus	6
to the lack of	6
it is possible to	6
a growing number of	6
for disease control and	6
and the occurrence of	6
occurrence of viruses in	6
coliforms and fecal streptococci	6
to the development of	6
the location of the	6
of fecal pollution in	6
reduced to below the	6
sources of contamination and	6
the physical and chemical	6
of the lack of	6
which is one of	6
from the umgeni river	6
the effectiveness of the	6
the risk of contracting	6
indicate the presence of	6
changes in land use	6
a white powder coating	6
from wastewater treatment plants	6
cause any adverse noncarcinogenic	6
r re em mo	6
of enteric viruses from	6
used to calculate the	6
for the examination of	6
were found in the	6
of poliovirus from tap	6
to be associated with	6
in surface water and	6
to the generation of	6
positively charged microporous filters	6
according to the manufacturer	6
organisms for estuarine and	6
of human adenoviruses and	6
in a changing climate	6
a crucial role in	6
ff fe ec ct	6
fecal streptococci and enterococci	6
water as well as	6
ov va al l	6
wastewater reclamation and reuse	6
original ph of biscao	6
is known to be	6
care must be taken	6
is assumed to be	6
measured over the course	6
is of vital importance	6
due to the fact	6
the original ph of	6
can be achieved by	6
united states surveillance for	6
value that was lower	6
to be related to	6
the millennium development goals	6
water using positively charged	6
a substantial amount of	6
an increase in water	6
immediately after spraying was	6
in a number of	6
and wastewater treatment plants	6
of bacteria and viruses	6
at high relative humidity	6
for a long time	6
drinking water supplies in	6
is thought to be	6
bacteriophages as indicators of	6
the survival of escherichia	6
rainforest in peninsular malaysia	6
more likely to have	6
public health impact of	6
the impacts of the	6
and outbreaks associated with	6
as soon as possible	6
that have been proposed	6
by the united nations	6
cause of the outbreak	6
of the number of	6
it is well known	6
an evaluation of the	6
ingestion of drinking water	6
strategies that have been	6
coastal waters has been	6
n r re em	6
of annual disease burden	6
be used for the	6
be a source of	6
for rapid detection of	6
order to calculate the	6
ec ct t o	6
a portion of the	6
in light of the	6
of water quality in	6
van reis and zydney	6
outbreak of pharyngoconjunctival fever	6
it is of vital	6
up to days in	6
in sediment than in	6
was reported to be	6
fe ec ct t	6
is due to the	6
in soil and on	6
in the treatment of	6
the mean value of	6
a state of emergency	6
of the pmma go	6
to determine whether the	6
the activated sludge process	6
expressed in terms of	6
of drying biscao water	6
t o of f	6
ph of each wet	6
effect of relative humidity	6
indoor vertical farms have	6
may be necessary to	6
a number of studies	6
in the st century	6
ef ff fe ec	6
as well as to	6
water and waste water	6
drinking water that is	6
need to be considered	6
are shown in table	6
and in some cases	6
factors affecting the survival	6
the most probable number	6
involves the use of	6
factors such as the	6
states surveillance for waterborne	6
the ph of a	6
dispersion were below the	6
over the past decade	6
over a period of	6
indicator organisms for estuarine	6
on the effects of	6
the number of cases	6
may need to be	6
associated with exposure to	6
in the course of	6
than the original ph	6
a high concentration of	6
in drinking water treatment	6
health and the environment	6
re em mo ov	6
a viable but non	6
to be the most	6
provide information on the	6
the risk of contamination	6
the disease burden from	6
on the pmma go	6
other areas of environmental	6
of the st century	6
that was lower than	6
the time of the	6
health risks associated with	6
in each study is	6
f fi il lt	6
as the number of	6
is well known that	6
mo ov va al	6
areas of environmental health	6
for the first time	6
in many parts of	6
fecal contamination in drinking	6
children under years of	6
in england and wales	6
to cause any adverse	6
ingestion of contaminated water	6
viruses in environmental water	6
be associated with the	6
with the exception of	6
em mo ov va	6
the quality of water	6
salmonella enterica serovar typhimurium	6
fluorescence in situ hybridization	6
of water quality and	6
presence or absence of	6
through the use of	6
pathogen samples were collected	6
enteric pathogen exposure assessments	6
the adsorption of viruses	6
in contact with the	6
used as an indicator	6
the use of water	6
an example of a	6
viruses in the environment	6
the water supply and	6
with little or no	6
forest in peninsular malaysia	6
was sprayed onto the	6
photocatalytic degradation of organic	6
h of filter run	6
in spite of the	6
viruses in water samples	6
ct t o of	6
tropical rainforest in peninsular	6
at the expense of	6
in order to meet	6
of viruses from large	6
a water quality indicator	6
the draft cancer guidelines	6
needs to be considered	6
of emerging contaminants in	6
times more likely to	6
be one of the	6
incubation period of the	6
human enteric viruses are	6
can be attributed to	6
a value that was	6
e ef ff fe	6
is a need for	6
in the development of	6
by means of the	6
there is a wide	6
for the detection and	6
for detection of human	6
water samples seeded with	6
the surface soil layer	6
both tc and cf	6
have been identified as	6
that can be transmitted	6
of cryptosporidium and giardia	6
removal of pharmaceuticals and	6
source and mode of	6
are based on the	6
are summarized in table	6
and mode of contamination	6
of the most common	6
mortality of coliform bacteria	6
primary drinking water regulations	6
in fresh and marine	6
a wastewater treatment plant	6
of biscao water was	6
for concentrating viruses from	6
and coastal waters has	6
to below the detection	6
for the survival of	6
us environmental protection agency	6
cf following treatment with	6
the aim of this	6
counts of tc and	6
the public health impact	6
in the culture room	6
the degradation of organic	6
the use of this	5
can be transmitted by	5
the treatment of wastewater	5
enteric viruses has been	5
set of technical replicates	5
each study is indicated	5
examination of water and	5
such as activated carbon	5
at lower ph levels	5
implications for public health	5
generate larger biscao particles	5
in contrast to the	5
different water use behaviors	5
methods for the examination	5
in the dry season	5
poliovirus concentration from tap	5
gdp per cubic meter	5
of the global population	5
in the water supply	5
colorless and transparent with	5
in the gulf of	5
for long periods of	5
concentration of viruses in	5
at the surface of	5
added to ml of	5
the effects of climate	5
detection of human adenoviruses	5
the intergovernmental panel on	5
safe water and good	5
the total lr value	5
drinking water treatment technologies	5
there is also a	5
healing of pseudomonas aeruginosa	5
of the most effective	5
for a number of	5
open marsh water management	5
it is also possible	5
the survival of fecal	5
water was sprayed onto	5
the supernatant of a	5
have been developed for	5
inactivation of giardia cysts	5
the ecology of the	5
have also been developed	5
in terms of water	5
effect of solar radiation	5
care products in the	5
been noted that the	5
disease in the united	5
can be divided into	5
and the risk of	5
presence of human enteric	5
have been detected in	5
reuse for human consumption	5
the characteristics of the	5
the results showed that	5
in the area of	5
for the safe use	5
role in the spread	5
og ge en n	5
this means that the	5
the vast majority of	5
the effect of water	5
for direct detection of	5
a flow rate of	5
as a case study	5
a lack of information	5
often referred to as	5
transmission of viruses by	5
in the middle of	5
may be used as	5
sanitation in developing countries	5
would like to thank	5
cfu ml of cf	5
enteric viruses in oysters	5
h and salmonella enterica	5
for addressing climate change	5
number in each study	5
in the same way	5
the development of an	5
with stirring for h	5
indicated in a parenthesis	5
as the cause of	5
from tap water using	5
concentrating viruses from water	5
concentration method for the	5
survival of hepatitis a	5
in any of the	5
the public health risks	5
and survival of enteric	5
depending on the type	5
in terms of their	5
removal and or inactivation	5
is an example of	5
value of virus log	5
the us environmental protection	5
by a variety of	5
showed that biscao water	5
of drinking water sources	5
hepatitis a associated with	5
climate change and the	5
drinking water treatment plant	5
is the mean value	5
can result in a	5
the occurrence of enteric	5
take into account the	5
removal efficiency of norovirus	5
da rocha et al	5
authors declare no conflict	5
of the filter media	5
the urban water cycle	5
procedure indicated in supplementary	5
in a parenthesis next	5
land application of wastewater	5
ground and surface waters	5
a detailed description of	5
as a basis for	5
be used in the	5
during the rainy season	5
be the most reliable	5
a major role in	5
and colloidal dispersion exhibited	5
of biscao water and	5
similar to that of	5
the sensitivity of the	5
for temperature and salinity	5
clean and safe water	5
chemical in drinking water	5
the flint water crisis	5
are one of the	5
environmental science technology pubs	5
health risks from exposure	5
of indicator bacteria and	5
is not expected to	5
not expected to cause	5
on the particle surface	5
indoor vertical farms and	5
of humic and fulvic	5
are at risk of	5
the survival time of	5
a result of its	5
it is worth noting	5
on the efficacy of	5
it has been reported	5
samples were found positive	5
of water molecules on	5
per sample was determined	5
black square is the	5
declare no conflict of	5
the selected water features	5
of the water quality	5
the case of the	5
supernatant of a suspension	5
in marine and estuarine	5
pharmaceutical and personal care	5
in the following section	5
the direct detection of	5
of the water and	5
tem images of presumptive	5
on the source of	5
concentration from tap water	5
in water and the	5
global climate change and	5
as well as other	5
in favor of the	5
use of nucleic acid	5
on the presence of	5
the ratio of the	5
of natural organic matter	5
bactericidal activities of biscao	5
method for detection of	5
the presence or absence	5
of solar radiation on	5
viruses and bacteria in	5
be transmitted by water	5
an interaction between ca	5
the following equation is	5
temperature of the water	5
methods for detection of	5
from the point of	5
with electropositive adsorbent filters	5
control the spread of	5
when it comes to	5
detection of enteroviruses in	5
and the effect of	5
ml of clean water	5
used as a source	5
have also been implicated	5
to generate larger biscao	5
must be considered in	5
risks from exposure to	5
the origin of the	5
and good sanitary systems	5
considered as part of	5
viruses in water is	5
and its impact on	5
org est critical review	5
adsorption of viruses onto	5
of the target species	5
that the majority of	5
be found in the	5
h of stirring in	5
there are more than	5
disease and outbreaks associated	5
is consistent with the	5
head of the bay	5
discussed in the following	5
can be employed to	5
is obtained by the	5
over the past years	5
are several types of	5
for simultaneous recovery of	5
in the intestinal tract	5
operating and maintenance costs	5
expected to cause any	5
of salmonella enterica serovar	5
an indication of the	5
of giardia and cryptosporidium	5
human health and the	5
this approach has been	5
of a wastewater treatment	5
the back skin of	5
released from the contaminated	5
the efficiency of the	5
of the water is	5
that is not expected	5
smooth metal or plastic	5
challenges to public health	5
bmps and mms in	5
the net photosynthetic rate	5
with drinking water and	5
due to the presence	5
the water quality of	5
it has been noted	5
transparent with a ph	5
are shown in fig	5
the sample number in	5
occurrence of enteric viruses	5
on the effect of	5
the spread of disease	5
from plus lab corp	5
calculation procedure indicated in	5
of drinking water supplies	5
activities of biscao water	5
and or inactivation of	5
is worth to mention	5
hadvs and hpyvs in	5
the head of the	5
participation and water governance	5
there are several types	5
waterborne disease and outbreaks	5
of biscao water on	5
of viruses and bacteria	5
ml of biscao water	5
a tropical rainforest in	5
be taken into consideration	5
one health approach to	5
enteric viruses in estuarine	5
a parenthesis next to	5
for detection and quantification	5
contamination in the environment	5
is indicated in a	5
tc and cf were	5
vary according to the	5
order to reduce the	5
obtained by the calculation	5
of the umgeni river	5
square is the mean	5
to control the spread	5
for the production of	5
for direct potable reuse	5
be taken into account	5
and temperature on the	5
on a daily basis	5
in a way that	5
for at least days	5
standard methods for the	5
indicated in supplementary materials	5
this can be achieved	5
in wastewater and sludge	5
will depend on the	5
enteric viruses in groundwater	5
the burden of disease	5
by means of a	5
lt te er r	5
the volume of water	5
microbial source tracking markers	5
of enteric pathogen exposure	5
fecal coliforms and enterococci	5
according to the world	5
less than of the	5
a change in the	5
to the surface of	5
is the use of	5
improve the efficiency of	5
study is indicated in	5
physical and chemical characteristics	5
fi il lt te	5
of various organic pollutants	5
water and agriculture policies	5
of the mip family	5
mean value of virus	5
to the size of	5
are referred to as	5
water that is not	5
and are present in	5
on a large scale	5
the concentration of a	5
ambient water quality criteria	5
of the akosombo dam	5
indoor vertical farms is	5
that the presence of	5
less than that of	5
and a bar indicates	5
to concentrate viruses from	5
the only way to	5
a suspension of this	5
was observed in the	5
be defined as a	5
more than half of	5
used for this purpose	5
to an average of	5
of human pathogenic viruses	5
total lr value is	5
of drinking water treatment	5
the source of contamination	5
used for clothes washing	5
most of the available	5
may be useful to	5
ranging in size from	5
detection of vibrio cholerae	5
be used to calculate	5
has been demonstrated to	5
reported in the literature	5
is the result of	5
the magnitude of the	5
the use of nucleic	5
with the number of	5
and the lack of	5
such a way that	5
the examination of water	5
use of water in	5
in the food industry	5
in typical drinking water	5
these samples were collected	5
should be taken into	5
the main source of	5
survival of pathogens in	5
long periods of time	5
world bank group report	5
lr value is obtained	5
per person per year	5
of the pathogen feed	5
occurrence of human enteric	5
global warming climate change	5
management of water resources	5
and at the same	5
a bar indicates confidence	5
to be one of	5
has been noted that	5
of a tropical rainforest	5
of microbial pathogens in	5
present in the umgeni	5
in the generation of	5
to the risk of	5
has been identified as	5
in the calculation of	5
for the enumeration of	5
by an interaction between	5
a set of technical	5
to isolate and identify	5
the field of water	5
water with electropositive adsorbent	5
the world health organisation	5
human and animal feces	5
associated with the use	5
of human and animal	5
fecal streptococci as indicators	5
the severe acute respiratory	5
of microbiological water quality	5
of virus log reduction	5
may be the most	5
when biscao water was	5
the calculation procedure indicated	5
of urban coastal zones	5
to be due to	5
in developing countries is	5
of bacterial pathogens in	5
recovery efficiencies of hadvs	5
of surface and ground	5
enteric viruses and bacteriophages	5
the scope of this	5
as a means to	5
the public water supply	5
concentration of poliovirus from	5
o f journal pre	5
as shown in figure	5
the number of colony	5
bar indicates confidence interval	5
increase in the number	5
bmps and mms to	5
by a factor of	5
by the calculation procedure	5
to indicate the presence	5
and it has been	5
for waterborne disease and	5
a factor in the	5
volume of water used	5
o o f journal	5
sample number in each	5
source of the illness	5
as a proxy for	5
due to the high	5
in the surface layer	5
and transparent with a	5
united nations world water	5
to human health and	5
are made up of	5
with high concentrations of	5
to increase in number	5
may be useful for	5
contamination of the environment	5
it has been shown	5
survival of human enteric	5
the salable part of	5
streptococci as indicators of	5
of hepatitis a associated	5
of the th century	5
because of the lack	5
a wide array of	5
of science and technology	5
in a variety of	5
to improve water quality	5
american public health association	5
parenthesis next to ci	5
in many developing countries	5
affect the survival of	5
generated by an interaction	5
safe drinking water and	5
the survival of the	5
of a suspension of	5
of colony forming units	5
pathogenic bacteria and viruses	5
internal measures of exposure	5
next to ci values	5
with special reference to	5
tropical rain forest in	5
have led to a	5
of biscao and bisca	5
samples were collected at	5
at the exchange boundary	5
coliform and fecal coliform	5
also depends on the	5
the removal of ppcps	5
more resistant to chlorine	5
and indicator bacteria in	5
related to the presence	5
il lt te er	5
has been found to	5
play a crucial role	5
in raw and treated	5
the survival of e	5
of water used for	5
polymerase chain reaction and	5
in line with the	5
white powder was insoluble	5
the concentration of the	5
will be able to	5
value is obtained by	5
at the start of	5
with access to basic	5
after a period of	5
and the role of	5
mean recovery efficiencies of	5
for the recovery of	5
the pmma go fibers	5
of wastewater treatment plants	5
between human and animal	5
are the most common	5
a limited number of	5
it is recommended that	5
estuarine and marine waters	5
and treated drinking water	4
the detection of the	4
associated with a swimming	4
water that had been	4
increase in water composition	4
elsewhere in this book	4
the temperature of the	4
that are known to	4
untreated wastewater in australia	4
not have access to	4
food and agriculture organization	4
risks to human health	4
fresh and salt waters	4
estuarine and coastal waters	4
coli in drinking water	4
proposed as indicators of	4
indoor vertical farming is	4
been isolated from seawater	4
risk assessment of surface	4
the united nations world	4
to be used in	4
of the most probable	4
but not limited to	4
is generally agreed that	4
it has been suggested	4
onto the back skin	4
of quantitative microbial risk	4
pros and cons of	4
contamination of surface water	4
water used for clothes	4
coliform bacteria in seawater	4
that are to be	4
drinking water standards and	4
of nitrogen and phosphorus	4
to the reduction of	4
in many areas of	4
ministry of the environment	4
as result of the	4
of multiple microbe classes	4
a transient reservoir for	4
of cryptosporidium parvum oocysts	4
on survival of indicator	4
coliforms have been used	4
of fecal pollution for	4
the fate and transport	4
the choice of the	4
the fate of the	4
persistence of poliovirus in	4
to play a role	4
of the incubation period	4
likely to have been	4
index of pollution of	4
bottom water or sediment	4
de flora et al	4
enteric viruses of humans	4
are not able to	4
be present in water	4
the total annual burden	4
than in overlying water	4
over the past decades	4
adverse noncarcinogenic effects for	4
similar observations on the	4
term used to describe	4
survival of escherichia coil	4
is summarized in table	4
of the risk of	4
den untersuchungen der plankton	4
water was exposed to	4
protection of public health	4
demonstrates that the conventional	4
it is generally agreed	4
water samples by the	4
indicators of faecal pollution	4
management for vector control	4
and the type of	4
a thin layer of	4
may be used in	4
for the treatment team	4
the study revealed that	4
of nucleic acid probes	4
resistant to chlorine than	4
in the environment as	4
referred to as a	4
statistically or biologically significant	4
sealed in plastic bags	4
surface and ground waters	4
the efficacy of the	4
for the purpose of	4
at a flow rate	4
in extremely high numbers	4
may be found in	4
water quality assessment tools	4
water composition was vol	4
there was no statistically	4
impact of climate change	4
is the sum of	4
adapt to climate change	4
of climate change and	4
domestic and wild animals	4
to drinking water sources	4
that sediment was a	4
virus concentration from water	4
performed as a set	4
cao and or ca	4
on factors such as	4
the bottom of the	4
for carcinogen risk assessment	4
the calculation of the	4
there has been a	4
a systematic review of	4
heated scallop shell powder	4
use of indicator organisms	4
in river water samples	4
influence the extent of	4
of many of the	4
a handheld odor meter	4
have been applied to	4
need to be performed	4
of the water sample	4
has been shown that	4
the most effective and	4
to water quality and	4
tc and cf values	4
coliforms in bottom sediments	4
virus detection in water	4
to a greater extent	4
the united states in	4
the direction of the	4
for virus removal from	4
total coliforms have been	4
prevalence of schistosomiasis in	4
of bacterial indicator organisms	4
the occurrence of human	4
particles or precipitates that	4
an attempt to reduce	4
to reduce the load	4
enteric viruses in coastal	4
viruses which may be	4
mean and standard deviation	4
the intestinal tract of	4
has been reported by	4
of land application of	4
root to shoot ratio	4
water supply or recreational	4
that of biscao water	4
of fecal pollution is	4
public health safety of	4
for each of the	4
from the surface soil	4
stage of pathogens entering	4
first decade of the	4
sediments than in sea	4
the causative agent of	4
the concentration of viruses	4
the pressure of the	4
figures and show the	4
drinking water and recreational	4
as indicators of the	4
can be useful in	4
the united states environmental	4
to develop an integrated	4
it is apparent that	4
been applied to the	4
is often necessary to	4
viruses by the water	4
the s in the	4
well as in the	4
the most important factor	4
in arid and semiarid	4
flora of the environment	4
found to be a	4
the ph decreased to	4
for the inactivation of	4
is the term used	4
a critical review of	4
as a general rule	4
common in developing countries	4
nature of the soil	4
diatoms from polluted water	4
for the determination of	4
precipitates that provide hydroxyl	4
to sea level rise	4
reliable method for determining	4
onto the surfaces of	4
under the water evaporation	4
the disease under investigation	4
it is advisable to	4
einiger alterer und neuerer	4
comparative survival of indicator	4
contained insoluble cao and	4
enteric viruses in shellfish	4
posed by the presence	4
of escherichia coli and	4
in a water sample	4
it is also important	4
keep in mind that	4
produced by some strains	4
to the spread of	4
is also important to	4
fate and transport models	4
pathogens in water and	4
images of drying biscao	4
these results suggest that	4
should be encouraged to	4
in various parts of	4
quality of irrigation water	4
could be detected in	4
the united states from	4
in influent and effluent	4
the bactericidal action of	4
tap water with electropositive	4
that the insoluble powder	4
outbreaks associated with swimming	4
although the presence of	4
as a water quality	4
it is difficult to	4
considered in selecting an	4
methods specific to evaluating	4
have been implicated as	4
most of the year	4
recent work which shows	4
this method involves the	4
of the great lakes	4
pathogens and indicators in	4
can be classified into	4
up to of the	4
a fraction of the	4
in different types of	4
drinking water distribution system	4
reject the null hypothesis	4
to wash their hands	4
reduce the amount of	4
conducted to determine the	4
water and sea water	4
and the importance of	4
the liquid became cloudy	4
evaluation and human health	4
the odor intensity was	4
has been proposed for	4
of bioshell calcium oxide	4
many of these are	4
times higher compared to	4
one of the largest	4
in the water sample	4
that many of the	4
newly developed epifluorescent immunofluorescent	4
of vibrio cholerae in	4
bacteria isolated from the	4
viruses in environmental waters	4
and modes of contamination	4
spread of the disease	4
a body of water	4
of the most recent	4
plays a key role	4
the transmission of the	4
at the university of	4
for human enteric viruses	4
surface of a surgical	4
the relationship between the	4
studies have demonstrated that	4
can be combined with	4
and the need for	4
water resources control board	4
protection equipment against airborne	4
in the growth of	4
on the theoretical side	4
the hiv aids epidemic	4
been identified as a	4
a group of microorganisms	4
has proven to be	4
that the ability of	4
was eliminated after min	4
directly or indirectly affect	4
the particle size of	4
survive longer than fecal	4
to enteric pathogens is	4
a broad spectrum of	4
waters has been reviewed	4
on the quality of	4
turn of the century	4
this part of the	4
in some sediments than	4
all over the world	4
include the use of	4
indicators of virological quality	4
were collected from the	4
water and surface water	4
the genus enterococcus nom	4
the presence of viral	4
and validation of a	4
factor responsible for the	4
techniques for the detection	4
in the early s	4
viruses from tap water	4
drinking water sources from	4
insoluble cao and or	4
requires a lot of	4
the first time in	4
water works assoc doi	4
measured using a handheld	4
null hypothesis of no	4
in shellfish and shellfish	4
wounds in diabetic db	4
viruses from environmental waters	4
the removal of organic	4
weakly acidic hypochlorous acid	4
may not be as	4
health risk associated with	4
be used to indicate	4
diluted biscao water and	4
in relation to the	4
reducing the impacts of	4
of drinking water and	4
for recovery of viruses	4
it is concluded that	4
on the persistence of	4
fecal contamination in water	4
the development of new	4
for use in the	4
the united states and	4
methods for the enumeration	4
of more than one	4
room temperature for min	4
of indicator microorganisms is	4
and chemical characteristics of	4
and finished drinking water	4
perfringens as a water	4
the basis of the	4
and mms in the	4
images of biscao water	4
of most of the	4
that the newly developed	4
sprayed onto the back	4
daily operation of wastewater	4
seeded with human wastewater	4
water and survival of	4
umgeni river at the	4
most reliable method for	4
state water resources control	4
sanitation needs to be	4
was used as a	4
are not the same	4
to the genus enterococcus	4
at the present time	4
is shown in table	4
the water volume of	4
modes of contamination and	4
a promising alternative to	4
of viruses to the	4
epifluorescent immunofluorescent direct detection	4
potential water quality assessment	4
fecal coliforms in fresh	4
v v ethanol solution	4
the number of new	4
pathogens or toxic substances	4
should be considered as	4
little is known about	4
interaction with the environment	4
methods for recovery of	4
on a continuous basis	4
present in the environment	4
threat to human health	4
of coastal bathing waters	4
reduce the transmission of	4
products in the environment	4
a summary of the	4
protection of human health	4
and cf values increased	4
human enteric viruses has	4
have been widely used	4
significant role in the	4
for determining public health	4
in the coastal zone	4
surveillance of viral pathogens	4
degradation of various organic	4
the objectives of the	4
distribution of bacteria in	4
alterer und neuerer untersuchungen	4
to the formation of	4
and nutritional interventions on	4
to the effects of	4
can be prepared by	4
suggest that the newly	4
measured by gdp per	4
has not yet been	4
the effect of temperature	4
it is crucial to	4
the late s and	4
need to develop a	4
in terms of its	4
the terminal electron acceptor	4
whereas low counts of	4
found in the water	4
to the go layer	4
in the risk assessment	4
of viruses in reclaimed	4
whether there is an	4
of f f fi	4
diabetic db db mice	4
focused on the effects	4
decade of the st	4
the recovery efficiencies of	4
as well as an	4
source of drinking water	4
with soap and water	4
following equation is used	4
as well as its	4
related issues in the	4
have been found to	4
values of virus removal	4
the first decade of	4
in most of the	4
water quality effects of	4
uv and visible light	4
studies have confirmed that	4
from tap water with	4
and fecal coliforms are	4
use of sewage sludge	4
borne diseases produced by	4
surface and groundwater resources	4
several orders of magnitude	4
ground water and surface	4
although de flora et	4
people living in africa	4
study showed that biscao	4
assessment of surface and	4
to saving water if	4
in water management and	4
entering the marine environment	4
of water in the	4
the role of the	4
impacts on ecosystems and	4
in water from the	4
in untreated wastewater in	4
of a biscao suspension	4
the change in the	4
the number of persons	4
due to the lack	4
and bacteria in surface	4
the number of projections	4
the water use efficiency	4
and potential water quality	4
the h n virus	4
the term used to	4
that they have no	4
concentration of a chemical	4
be the most important	4
crucial role in the	4
dispersion contained insoluble cao	4
water are shown in	4
is not the only	4
wastewater treatment plants as	4
associated with swimming pools	4
cannot be used to	4
and other public places	4
removal of organic pollutants	4
environment may be the	4
has been suggested as	4
influent and effluent samples	4
the use of fecal	4
the pilot plant was	4
viruses in surface water	4
that are capable of	4
of virological quality of	4
associated with fresh produce	4
climate change adaptation strategies	4
in the treated water	4
with a wide range	4
the rhode river estuary	4
and counting were performed	4
an efficient and effective	4
needs to be provided	4
is a critical step	4
the most reliable method	4
the need to provide	4
of the most commonly	4
of human pathogens in	4
infected wounds in diabetic	4
methods for virus concentration	4
suggest that the insoluble	4
of primary contact water	4
not be able to	4
from the contaminated wood	4
accounted for of the	4
hazards in marine and	4
a period of time	4
disability adjusted life years	4
of the environment must	4
of bathing water quality	4
of fecal contamination and	4
of the masks and	4
the go layer and	4
removal of suspended solids	4
the mean recovery efficiencies	4
for viruses and that	4
health problems associated with	4
is a matter of	4
in the synthesis of	4
equivalent human dose from	4
and analysis of a	4
the extent to which	4
which is within the	4
are likely to be	4
may be due to	4
and the possibility of	4
detection of indicator microorganisms	4
the most important of	4
the use of an	4
stirring in ambient air	4
the determination of the	4
animals in aquatic environments	4
in the era of	4
over the last decades	4
according to the who	4
water and povidone iodine	4
the formation of a	4
public health problem in	4
the survival of viruses	4
integrated water resources management	4
were detected in the	4
of this review is	4
for estuarine and coastal	4
with an assumed di	4
recycled hazardous waste materials	4
be able to maintain	4
from the fact that	4
beyond the scope of	4
somatic coliphages and f	4
using positively charged microporous	4
pathogen removal efficiency of	4
using a handheld odor	4
as a measure of	4
be used to estimate	4
of the atlantic ocean	4
marine environment demonstrates that	4
an assumed di of	4
a large outbreak of	4
indicators of the presence	4
may be contaminated with	4
an assessment of the	4
on the in situ	4
of biscao water for	4
the newly developed epifluorescent	4
been used for the	4
in seawater survival of	4
virological analysis of water	4
over the next years	4
depth of water uptake	4
been suggested as better	4
as is the case	4
the stability of the	4
of the variation in	4
or precipitates that provide	4
we would like to	4
connected with each other	4
stability of the pathogen	4
any adverse noncarcinogenic effects	4
in order to increase	4
the results of these	4
a chemical in drinking	4
high surface area and	4
internalization of escherichia coli	4
viruses from water by	4
ph of a biscao	4
this review is to	4
virus survival in soil	4
with drinking water in	4
as indicators of virological	4
in contact with water	4
of humans and animals	4
the objective of this	4
people with access to	4
sci total environ doi	4
of animal viruses in	4
the percentage of the	4
in the rest of	4
the environment may be	4
the microbicidal efficacy of	4
the chemical composition of	4
for the evaluation of	4
has resulted in the	4
samples by the viradel	4
of graphitic carbon nitride	4
surface area of the	4
what will it take	4
for enumeration of fecal	4
has led to a	4
detection and characterization of	4
for the assessment of	4
a lowland dipterocarp forest	4
survival and persistence of	4
are present in the	4
have shown that the	4
of a chemical in	4
an integrated genotyping approach	4
of the filter matrix	4
could be attributed to	4
it is recommended to	4
the first step in	4
virus removal in wastewater	4
wa at te er	4
efficacy of biscao water	4
c ch ha ar	4
be relied upon to	4
is presented in table	4
longer in some sediments	4
ha is generally based	4
pharyngoconjunctival fever caused by	4
water for human consumption	4
an analysis of the	4
the microbiological safety of	4
shows a viable but	4
fold diluted biscao water	4
the state of california	4
a risk of infection	4
w wa at te	4
reservoir for viruses and	4
on the level of	4
play a major role	4
is said to be	4
children in developing countries	4
ecosystem functions and services	4
the middle of the	4
has been described by	4
due to their low	4
incidence of disease in	4
of avian influenza virus	4
escherichia coli o in	4
skin of hairless rat	4
a water composition of	4
hands with soap and	4
natural flora of the	4
for detecting viruses in	4
or may not be	4
waterborne disease outbreaks associated	4
diseases that are caused	4
in selecting an indicator	4
been used as indicators	4
enumeration of fecal coliforms	4
can serve as a	4
from environmental water samples	4
environment must be considered	4
for the control of	4
referred to as the	4
in a vacuum chamber	4
case is a person	4
guidelines for carcinogen risk	4
when there is a	4
members of the family	4
powder obtained from biscao	4
the source of infection	4
fresh fruits and vegetables	4
and quantification of sars	4
the use of indicator	4
of pathogens entering the	4
contributed to the outbreak	4
can be achieved through	4
on the part of	4
back skin of hairless	4
enterococci have been suggested	4
of escherichia coil in	4
wastewater for human consumption	4
a high risk of	4
the efficiency of virus	4
may act as a	4
the various types of	4
the purpose of the	4
will need to be	4
an epidemiological study of	4
than in bottom water	4
contamination and survival of	4
sediment was a transient	4
as enterococcus faecalis comb	4
survival and transport of	4
to wastewater treatment plants	4
water treatment plants and	4
a virus in environmental	4
are discussed in the	4
the distribution of bacteria	4
of the intergovernmental panel	4
biscao water and povidone	4
and dissemination of human	4
river water seeded with	4
incubated at room temperature	4
the water of the	4
guidelines for the safe	4
the temporal and spatial	4
should be used to	4
the selection of the	4
in bottom water or	4
by one of the	4
into the aquatic environment	4
has been used as	4
j am water works	4
it is the most	4
f f fi il	4
is characterized by a	4
outbreaks associated with recreational	4
to improve the efficiency	4
cksichtigung einiger alterer und	4
detected in the umgeni	4
is the need for	4
with a variety of	4
the us epa guidelines	4
is estimated that of	4
direct detection of specific	4
in each action lab	4
to days in the	4
the environmental sustainability of	4
were performed as a	4
the need for a	4
in water are still	4
multiple microbe classes from	4
to the outside area	4
the addition of go	4
for waterborne disease outbreaks	4
a sufficient number of	4
be considered in selecting	4
environment demonstrates that the	4
and types of agents	4
occurrence of enteroviruses in	4
as well as on	4
there are three main	4
has been suggested that	4
water and recreational water	4
detection of escherichia coli	4
of disaster incubation has	4
by gdp per cubic	4
for the photocatalytic degradation	4
the bay of bengal	4
presence of pathogens in	4
and the effects of	4
sediments on the survival	4
isolated from seawater and	4
and the temperature coefficient	4
the contamination of the	4
water not intended for	4
a recent study has	4
fecal coliforms in bottom	4
with the aid of	4
to air with stirring	4
of waterborne disease outbreaks	4
the provision of clean	4
and escherichia coli o	4
surface to volume ratio	4
may be present in	4
conventional detection of indicator	4
an important indicator of	4
the state of the	4
coliforms in sea water	4
municipal wastewater treatment plants	4
hepatitis a virus from	4
for the pmma go	4
of viruses in soil	4
of indicator organisms for	4
and fecal streptococci as	4
the use of masks	4
it has also been	4
of the total number	4
the removal of these	4
the fate of escherichia	4
plating and counting were	4
of biscao water are	4
of fecal coliforms in	4
the presence of indicator	4
of the environment and	4
tropical and subtropical regions	4
after the construction of	4
burden of disease and	4
the office of water	4
in sewage treatment plants	4
and animals in aquatic	4
a new tool for	4
that the conventional detection	4
would be necessary to	4
water quality in the	4
we can conclude that	4
it is important for	4
by the world health	4
a small number of	4
of the virus in	4
developed epifluorescent immunofluorescent direct	4
as well as those	4
was no statistically significant	4
transient reservoir for viruses	4
viruses in shellfish and	4
even in the absence	4
which shows a viable	4
if this is not	4
have been suggested as	4
health hazards in marine	4
fecal and total coliforms	4
been used in the	4
and the loss of	4
as the use of	4
to take part in	4
was supported by the	4
toxicology of chemical mixtures	4
development and application of	4
e p pa at	4
the photocatalytic performance of	4
from great salt lake	4
of a series of	4
the survival of salmonella	4
other human enteric viruses	4
indicator microorganisms is misleading	4
is also possible that	4
veterinary and public health	4
was exposed to air	4
on the mortality of	4
and colloidal dispersion contained	4
in addition to these	4
and shellfish harvesting waters	4
of the rural communities	4
have also been proposed	4
public health hazards in	4
to improve the water	4
do not have a	4
wetting and drying the	4
contaminated food or water	4
in reducing aerosol contamination	4
from ten ill persons	4
declare that they have	4
removal efficiency in wastewater	4
river water samples seeded	4
likely to be reported	4
a tropical rain forest	4
by wetting and drying	4
more than million people	4
was added to the	4
a broad range of	4
there is a high	4
of the action labs	4
the agricultural use of	4
of fecal coliforms and	4
of pharmaceuticals in the	4
obtained from the world	4
photocatalytic degradation of pharmaceuticals	4
the adverse effects of	4
was a transient reservoir	4
the conventional detection of	4
of wastewater reclamation systems	4
will be used to	4
concentration from water samples	4
survival of viruses in	4
used to account for	4
indoor vertical farms use	4
of a swimming pool	4
reduce viability of cryptosporidium	4
as can be seen	4
colloidal dispersion contained insoluble	4
the total water productivity	4
burden of disease study	4
deodorization and disinfection activities	4
and the united states	4
the microbiological quality of	4
fish and seafood industry	4
enteroviruses from large volumes	4
a positive correlation between	4
because of the higher	4
in diabetic db db	4
than in sea water	4
operation of wastewater reclamation	4
saving water if the	4
studies of bathing water	4
salable part of plants	4
rapid breakthrough of a	4
the lack of a	4
removal efficiency of the	4
the application of the	4
that provide hydroxyl ions	4
escherichia coli in seawater	4
the study showed that	4
is important to consider	4
norovirus and hepatitis a	4
of schistosomiasis in the	4
in the seven action	4
world water development report	4
the health of the	4
of relative humidity and	4
in the province of	4
risk assessment and management	4
pathogens entering the marine	4
humans and animals in	4
the drinking water distribution	4
by their ability to	4
the second most important	4
cannot be relied upon	4
is more likely to	4
to the bottom of	4
the risk assessment process	4
many areas of the	4
than fecal coliforms in	4
as measured by gdp	4
to the detection of	4
of a surgical mask	4
in the environment may	4
for the isolation of	4
of human rotavirus in	4
burden of disease from	4
was found that the	4
method for determining public	4
found in drinking water	4
highlights the importance of	4
is the application of	4
the detection of enteric	4
assessing the impact of	4
for a wide range	4
caused by ingestion of	4
nations world water development	4
can be improved by	4
likely to have drunk	4
disease burden of gi	4
for coastal bathing waters	4
must be able to	4
of viruses in environmental	4
of the fact that	4
and enteric viruses in	4
increasing the amount of	4
it was hypothesized that	4
on a regular basis	4
the distribution of the	4
and incubated at room	4
characteristics of heated scallop	4
and may not be	4
its influence on the	4
an estimate of the	4
it should also be	4
texas water development board	4
been found to be	4
of drinking water or	4
during wastewater treatment and	4
agricultural use of sewage	4
bacteriological water quality effects	4
fecal coliforms and fecal	4
and fecal streptococci in	4
have been implicated in	4
the marine environment demonstrates	4
the strength of the	4
the removal of water	4
virological quality of water	4
annual burden of disease	4
viruses of humans and	4
a condensed classification by	4
kelvin probe force microscopy	4
work which shows a	4
inhibit the growth of	4
inactivation of enteric viruses	4
exposed to air with	4
can be difficult to	4
in addition to those	4
the solvent affinity of	4
authors declare that they	4
have been exposed to	4
tap water using positively	4
have a fecal source	4
some sediments than in	4
l capita d in	4
from different water use	4
on the development of	4
in the fifth scenario	4
spike proteins of coronaviruses	4
the impacts of climate	4
are responsible for the	4
quality of the water	4
surface and groundwater sources	4
of field water samples	4
of recreational water quality	4
am water works assoc	4
in a review of	4
had been subjected to	4
presence of indicator bacteria	4
no viruses were detected	4
not the same as	4
a statistically or biologically	4
the environment must be	4
of indoor vertical farming	4
threatened and endangered species	4
used in the production	4
to the water sample	4
the composition of the	4
the risk associated with	4
more recent work suggests	4
scale wastewater treatment plant	4
intermediate between that of	4
e o on n	4
n p pa at	4
virus removal efficiency in	4
wako pure chemical corp	4
the importance of the	4
biscao water are shown	4
the natural flora of	4
of the novel virus	4
location between the two	4
cf values increased from	4
the turn of the	4
annual disease burden from	4
from seawater and sediment	4
biscao water was exposed	4
recovery of enteric viruses	4
pathogens on fresh produce	4
which is colorless and	4
immunofluorescent direct detection of	4
the outbreak of the	4
they are difficult to	4
the indoor vertical farms	4
that the dried powder	4
of enteroviruses from large	4
the form of micro	4
relationship is statistically significant	4
physical and chemical properties	4
ghana water company limited	4
has been well documented	4
counting were performed as	4
obtained from biscao water	4
potential sources of contamination	4
in wastewater treatment processes	4
isolation and identification of	4
determining public health hazards	4
assumed to be a	4
of rotavirus in sewage	4
number of colony forming	4
to the type of	4
in the original water	4
pathogens in environmental samples	4
to reduce viability of	4
modification of the most	4
that they do not	4
o of f f	4
of viruses by the	4
are usually associated with	4
numbers of viruses and	4
is given in fig	4
that is used as	4
human and animal sources	4
between that of biscao	4
river water samples were	4
the rapid spread of	4
with regard to the	4
and enterococcus faecium comb	4
the length of the	4
in the water column	4
and safe drinking water	4
that none of the	4
by some strains of	4
associated with fecal pollution	4
in areas where there	4
soil dna isolation kit	4
sustainable management of water	4
in municipal wastewater and	4
comparison of methods for	4
efficient use of water	4
the spike proteins of	4
selecting an indicator organism	4
soil and on vegetables	4
on the relationship between	4
the concentration of e	4
be divided into two	4
is generally based on	4
in the past years	4
a potential source of	4
is necessary for the	4
capita d in the	3
with the approach of	3
for simultaneous detection of	3
and management of water	3
at ambient water ph	3
of these are the	3
to the environment is	3
the energy efficiency of	3
grown in soil previously	3
but there is a	3
skin exhibited chapping or	3
the aswan high dam	3
tested in this study	3
have been demonstrated to	3
potential adverse effects on	3
jurisdictional claims in published	3
mclg is set at	3
noncarcinogenic effects for up	3
nature remains neutral with	3
al lu ua at	3
burning of fossil fuels	3
european food safety authority	3
this is not always	3
with the application of	3
public water systems that	3
frequency of clothes washing	3
are shed in extremely	3
is the most widely	3
that burden is attributable	3
in drinking water supplies	3
co and h o	3
is caused by several	3
no conflicts of interest	3
associated with swimming in	3
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can be introduced into	3
in fresh and salt	3
on the growth of	3
caused by vibrio parahaemolyticus	3
of the nanofibrous membrane	3
mms to protect drinking	3
of antibiotic resistance genes	3
in order to protect	3
detecting viruses in environmental	3
in the australian wet	3
mode of contamination of	3
what will likely be	3
animal viruses in coastal	3
of oxidation vulnerable viruses	3
the surface charge of	3
whether or not the	3
in order to evaluate	3
emissions from energy consumption	3
virus removal in a	3
of ghana water company	3
in the piracicaba river	3
the case of cholera	3
effect of rainfall on	3
of dissolved organic matter	3
large volumes of freshwater	3
both organic and inorganic	3
a piece of wood	3
before the construction of	3
in their ability to	3
the size range of	3
by interaction of ca	3
skin was measured over	3
the ph to an	3
are clinically compatible with	3
to fruits and vegetables	3
that are clinically compatible	3
parameters such as temperature	3
burs under water cooling	3
be incorporated into the	3
volume from different water	3
also found that the	3
inflammation from use of	3
need to be addressed	3
of water that is	3
samples were collected for	3
parts of form g	3
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the united states has	3
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the slope of the	3
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insoluble powder was caco	3
indoor vertical farm of	3
water use behavior was	3
has been made to	3
can be expected to	3
c t values obtained	3
the use of different	3
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of viruses present in	3
before onset of illness	3
provides information on the	3
reported the presence of	3
during the ripening phase	3
water quality in a	3
the isolation and complete	3
the original water sample	3
the gross domestic product	3
as well as with	3
reintegrate water to the	3
and simultaneous concentration of	3
confirm the presence of	3
was insoluble in water	3
of the heat pumps	3
of disease caused by	3
hepatitis a virus was	3
of enteroviruses from water	3
sprayed and dried on	3
indicative of the presence	3
functional groups on the	3
survival and proliferation of	3
epidemics should be considered	3
poliovirus in soil and	3