When he was done with his swabbing, it was exercise time.

After a few moments' swabbing and cleaning, though, he said, not looking up, "Aye, well.

I went ahead and swished-I decided to go with pig over mint-and performed the swabbing.

I finished the swabbing, then said softly, "But I meant it.

And once spores are detected in an area, additional swabbing cannot tell whether newly found spores came from an old dispersal or a new one.

Even the swabbing of bloodstains off the floors is sporadic, again because of the shortage of water.

Guinan resumed her swabbing of the bar.

On the deck, which was still damp from the latest swabbing, were many fish scales on which the sun glinted.

But although the nasal swabbing continued wherever anthrax spores showed up, epidemiologists soon discovered that it was of little use in detecting illness.

Cotton swabbing is often inadequate, and corneal scraping, for example, with the blunt side of a scalpel blade is usually required.

Nasal swabbing isn't a determination of whether you have an anthrax infection, it's an epidemiological tool designed to determine the perimeter of the exposure."

Chlamydia and gonorrhea are also prevalent, and you can request the new urine tests instead of having to undergo an uncomfortable swabbing of your urethra.

Two thousand of them dutifully answered sudden orders to show up today at D.C. General to undergo nasal swabbing by technicians searching for additional anthrax cases.

That's partly because women get more severe health problems from HPV and chlamydia, and also because until recently STD tests have involved painful swabbing.

President Bush said he did not have anthrax, but there was no word on whether he had undergone the nasal swabbing or antibiotic treatment now familiar in the more intense anthrax precautions.

Is it any way to recut the rifling grooves so's the lints won't keep smoldering in the grooves right through a good swabbing and set off the next charge before it's full-rammed home?

'We had some words about the swabbing of these here planks, and she - In short,' said the Captain, eyeing the door, and relieving himself with a long breath, 'she stopped my liberty.'

Screening women for GBS (via vaginal and rectal swabbing) and treating culture positive women with intrapartum chemoprophylaxis is reducing the number of neonatal sepsis caused by GBS.

If Karl Malone stopped by for an emergency swabbing of Rogaine, you'd say, "Karl, take my last drop of Rogaine, because keeping your bald spot filled is critical to the N.B.A.'s post-Jordan future."

As of 2 July 2009 GPs will diagnose based on clinical observation and routine swabbing will stop, and the HPA will "no longer be providing a daily update of the numbers of cases confirmed through laboratory tests"

These decks'11 be the better for a swilling and a swabbing and a lick o'holystone, and us none the worse for it either, I'm thinking ...' They took the barracking with weary good humour, perhaps because Pierce was croaking as exhaustedly as anyone.

Ismaïl has spared Turnavitu a life of near constant rotation, remunerating his services: the seed-bed interviews, the ritualized apologizes to the leashed badgers, the praise of Ismaïl's fashion sense, and the swabbing of canola over Ismaïl's gowns.

As Mrs. Pargutter wailed Jenny's name, she calmly helped Beth dress for the first time in one of her black morning gowns, then gave her over into Mr. Rufford's care while the seamen removed the bath and tidied her cabin-a task that required swabbing and drying and polishing.

STD testing centers and doctors' offices in the U.S. are lately making the switch to testing men for gonorrhea and chlamydia through urine samples instead of the painful swabbing of the past and it may be among the most significant developments in the way that STDs are screened nationwide.

"Mopping," Mr. Middleton said, "saved this house."

Head Bands Reduce Mopping of Brows Not surprisingly, critics on the left in Japan see such techniques as exploitive.

The police took swabs of what they thought may be blood from the car.

With a swab of her mouth, I could have my answer.

He took another swab sample and put it through the same process.

This is done by taking a swab from the inside of the nose.

Always discard a swab after you have used it once.

Save for handing a swab or two she had nothing to do.

If there is no reaction, a swab can be used immediately for another test.

All that appeared this time, however, was some sort of throat swab.

They wiped down my bag and put the swab in a computer.

That had come from the nose swabs used by the pretty nurse.

I'm just going to take a swab for evidence.

From a black top gun to a swab with a mop.

Then we shall see if there is any truth in what that swab of a doctor said.

Bill got out his mouth swabs and explained the procedure.

He then took this cotton swab and stuck it up her.

A nasal or throat swab may be sent for culture.

A negative result on a nasal swab tells even less.

A swab of saliva from a coffee cup or a single hair was all I needed.

The players gave cheek swabs and statements to the police the day after the party.

He had been attending an art opening on the same night as the swab party and decided to sign up.

Cotton swabs are meant for use on the outside of your ear, not the inside.

Liz wiped the inside of her mouth with the swab.

One small swab to test the whole room - it seemed like the wildest shot in the dark.

He said he did 10 swabs, and 6 showed lead.

He removed the cap and took a swab on his middle finger.

Her act in 1481 made her a metaphor for betrayal in the Netherlands: the expression Swob, became a way of saying that someone was not to be trusted.

A group of individuals formed a non-profit and non-political social organization, the Student Welfare Organization of Bangladesh (SWOB) in 1978 for guiding youth.

If you burn waste produced at your site in a SWOB with a thermal input of less than 0.4 megawatts you are not subject to the WID.

But I did swab them, and maybe that will help.

I'm going to swab your hand here, so you can clean up.

They'd have to swab out the pipes to find anything.

I realized whose blood was swabbed all over his hands and arms.

The test is done by swabbing the inside of your cheek.

Using the cotton, he swabbed down an area of her skin.

He was the young man who swabbed the decks in the morning.

She swabbed the area with something and took a bottle from her bag.

They took that piece of paper and swabbed the laptop.

While she swabbed the floor of blood, he cut up the body in the bathtub.

The throat is swabbed, and results are generally available in 10 or 15 minutes.

Acid solution is left on for a few minutes and then swabbed off.

She swabbed at her eyes, and laid a hand on his chest.

The man swabbed the inside of his elbow with alcohol.

We took the stitches out and swabbed the boys with blood.

He swabbed his face and chest with it, coming to Handy.

A sailor swabbed the blood off the deck within minutes.

He swabbed the blood and wrapped the handkerchief around his hand.

"Look, Counselor, either you let us swab her hands or we'll get a fast court order to do it."

He would swab down the windows in time to Austin's songs.

The night before the ceremony, however, swabbing equipment broke down.

She swabbed at her eyes with the back of her hand.

With a corner of the sheet he swabbed the blood from his arm.

"Did they really have to swab a whole town?"

"Or made to swab the decks, so I just might be okay."

But in both cases, the swabs were left inside the women.

The police took swabs of what they thought may be blood from the car.

But I did swab them, and maybe that will help.

If you are already doing this try without using the swab.

With a swab of her mouth, I could have my answer.

Blood test and swab results will be included when they are to hand.

She was one of the subjects swabbed for the study.

Four of those were swabs left in patients after operations.

I want you to swab the horse and you'll find nothing.

I realized whose blood was swabbed all over his hands and arms.

I'm going to swab your hand here, so you can clean up.

Swabbing takes place only on a small sample of cases.

Five days later she had more swabs and a blood test taken, they said, then her health took a turn for the worse.

If anyone needs to be swabbed in this story, it's me.

He took another swab sample and put it through the same process.

Health officials said a total of 3,900 swabs have been conducted, with results in on 1,400.

The swabs should be left in position for an hour or two but not allowed to dry out.

Allow the swab to sit in place for 5-10 seconds.

They'd have to swab out the pipes to find anything.

It is a good practice to have two swabs as controls.

Swabs will be taken for further analysis from anyone who shows symptoms.

As I was swabbing his side, what he'd said finally registered.

The first thing to ask is what the results of the swabs and cultures were.

But I shall never do it again, although they are only girls, poor little swabs.

Swabs taken from the body tested positive for the disease.

... Flowers there'll be which you won't smell, You swob, you'll learn a lot in hell.

1481: Dutch noblewoman Swob Sjaarda defends her castle during a siege in the Netherlands.

The metal guy wire that supports the pole had been energized and Bilyew leaned into it and it killed him, Swob said.

Her act in 1481 made her a metaphor for betrayal in the Netherlands: the expression Swob, became a way of saying that someone was not to be trusted.

A group of individuals formed a non-profit and non-political social organization, the Student Welfare Organization of Bangladesh (SWOB) in 1978 for guiding the youth.

But Swob and others who conduct electrical demonstrations in the Oz Building at the Kansas State Fair are working to teach others that the accident that killed Bilyew can happen to anybody.

Swob Sjaarda (1435-1520) was a Dutch noble, daughter of Douwe Tjaerts Aylva and Sjaarda Edwert and from 1455 married to Jarich Epes Hottinga.

To achieve SWOB's mission, the College of Development Alternative (CODA) was founded in 1992 and the School of Development Alternative (SODA) in 1996.