Sentence examples for aeration as from inspiring English sources

To avoid the formation of inclusion bodies at the induction stage, the induction was carried out at low temperature and aeration, as well as low concentrations of IPTG.

Fimbriae are known to be involved in biofilm formation, and type 1, F1C and P fimbriae were seen to influence biofilm formation significantly different depending on strain background, growth media and aeration as well as surface material.

They may also affect root growth by releasing stimulating or inhibiting compounds, root damage or, in case of larger soil organisms such as earthworms, by creating pores, which improve drainage and aeration as well as provide pathways for roots.

This kind of biostimulation was reviewed recently (Kästner and Miltner 2016) and is comprehensively affecting the soil, since compost amendment provides living microorganisms, organic matter and nutrients, but also improves aeration as well as water and pH buffer capacities of the soil matrix (Kästner and Mahro 1996).

G9241 did not appear motile in CO2, but was quite motile in MGM in full aeration, as well as in rich LB medium.

Quantification of lung aeration by CT has become an important research tool for studying normal and pathological aspects of lung aeration as well as the effects of mechanical ventilation on lung aeration.

In comparison with ZEEP, the institution of this range of PEEP seemed to be a compromise to decrease the poorly aerated areas and tidal re-aeration as well as hyperinflation and tidal hyperinflation.

This COD removal was attributed to the attached and suspended growth of the algal biomass on the aeration tube as well as in the mixture.

An adequate medium design and mixing and aeration system, as well as an appropriate microorganism proved to be crucial for reaching high levels of degradation by P. stutzeri and by an indigenous consortium (about 70%and50%0% of reduction in total petroleum hydrocarbon content in less than 2 wk, respectively).

The differences between these two phenomena merit some further explanation: when previously collapsed lung units reopen, the same amount of gas distributes to a higher number of lung units (a larger lung open to aeration), giving as net effect a decrease in pressure.

The high content of salts, particularly Na+ ion in the irrigation water influences the soil structure, reduces aeration and permeability, as well as resulting in alkaline soil, which can affect plant growth.