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    This document references 5 sources that analyze microbial water quality through various methods. Ahmed (2014) qualitatively analyzes drinking water using the most probable number method. Onyago (2018) examines the microbiological quality of water sources in Isiolo County, Kenya. Murcott (2015) evaluates microbial water quality tests for humanitarian and development settings. Afif (2015) identifies E. coli bacteria in refilled drinking water produced in Padang Selatan, Indonesia. Pachepsky (2018) discusses microbial water quality monitoring and modeling.

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    This document references 5 sources that analyze microbial water quality through various methods. Ahmed (2014) qualitatively analyzes drinking water using the most probable number method. Onyago (2018) examines the microbiological quality of water sources in Isiolo County, Kenya. Murcott (2015) evaluates microbial water quality tests for humanitarian and development settings. Afif (2015) identifies E. coli bacteria in refilled drinking water produced in Padang Selatan, Indonesia. Pachepsky (2018) discusses microbial water quality monitoring and modeling.

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    This document references 5 sources that analyze microbial water quality through various methods. Ahmed (2014) qualitatively analyzes drinking water using the most probable number method. Onyago (2018) examines the microbiological quality of water sources in Isiolo County, Kenya. Murcott (2015) evaluates microbial water quality tests for humanitarian and development settings. Afif (2015) identifies E. coli bacteria in refilled drinking water produced in Padang Selatan, Indonesia. Pachepsky (2018) discusses microbial water quality monitoring and modeling.

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    This document references 5 sources that analyze microbial water quality through various methods. Ahmed (2014) qualitatively analyzes drinking water using the most probable number method. Onyago (2018) examines the microbiological quality of water sources in Isiolo County, Kenya. Murcott (2015) evaluates microbial water quality tests for humanitarian and development settings. Afif (2015) identifies E. coli bacteria in refilled drinking water produced in Padang Selatan, Indonesia. Pachepsky (2018) discusses microbial water quality monitoring and modeling.

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    Ahmed, Tasnia. 2014.

    Qualitative analysis of drinking water through the most probable number (MPN)
    method. Stamford Journal of Microbiology. Vol. 3(1) : 9-16.

    Onyago, Abok Elisha. 2018. Microbiological Quality and Contamination Level of Water Sources in Isiolo
    County in Kenya. Journal of Environmental and Public Health. Hal : 2-10.

    Murcott, Susan. 2015. Evaluation of microbial water quality tests for humanitarian emergency and
    development settings. Journal of Procedia Engineering. Vol 107 : 237 – 246.

    Afif, Fathoni. 2015. Identifikasi Bakteri Escherichia Coli pada Air Minum Isi Ulang yang Diproduksi Depot
    Air Minum Isi Ulang di Kecamatan Padang Selatan. Jurnal Kesehatan Andalas. Vol 4(2) : 376-379.

    Pachepsky, Y. 2018. Microbial Water Quality: Monitoring and Modeling. Journal of Environmental
    Quality. Hal : 931-936.

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