Jun 6, 2015 09:07
9 yrs ago
English term

whether the samples have Salmonella

English to Spanish Science Chemistry; Chem Sci/Eng
Método para detectar salmonella en animales
In all cases, whether the samples have Salmonella as they do not contain Salmonella, the 16S rRNA must be amplified; if not amplified, is an indication of the presence of PCR inhibitors in the samples being analysed. After pre-enrichment in BPW, samples apart from Salmonella can contain other microorganisms that also amplify the 16s. Thus, in all samples, whether the process is correct and no inhibitors are present, the amplification of 16s bands is obtained.
¿Si las muestras tienen salmonella puesto que no contienen salmonella? No entiendo la frase, mil gracias.
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Proposed translations

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1 hr
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Tanto si las muestras contienen salmonella como si no

It is a typo.

El autor no es nativo y su ingles es pésimo... Ha usado la palabra incorrecta para la estructura "whether... or Not".

En la siguiente queda claro (con mas cosas mal escritas...
Peer comment(s):

agree Jorgelina-B : Sí, está mal escrito o bien lo pasaron por un programa de traducción
3 hrs
Gracias ;)
neutral Juan Arturo Blackmore Zerón : "Tanto... si... si no" es redundante. Sobran palabras.
15 hrs
La estructura es idiomática y común. Evidentemente, siempre se puede reducir el lenguaje a lo telegráfico, pero sería una modificación del original, que es "long-winded". Una cosa es corregir suponiendo que hay un error, otra cosa es cambiar estilo y tono
agree JohnMcDove
17 hrs
Thanks ;)
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+2
7 hrs

si las muestras tienen Salmonella o no

puede decirse así
Peer comment(s):

agree Juan Arturo Blackmore Zerón : Tu forma es más natural.
8 hrs
gracias
agree JohnMcDove : De acuerdo, si el original es "correcto".
10 hrs
gracias
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