Sentence examples for algal contamination from inspiring English sources
In this work, we propose for the first time to integrate an electrolysis process with the microbial fuel cell (MFC) technology as a sustainable way to treat algal contamination in water systems.
Public swimming pools are chlorinated to reduce bacterial and algal contamination.
Those are open systems, which allow axenic conditions or reduced algal contamination into liquid growth media but sterility is not possible.
Thus, it is likely that a small amount of algal contamination was present in the material used for sequencing, possibly originating from the food source of the cultured T. adhaerens laboratory colony.
Several cases of ITS2 paralogy were noted in the Juncaginaceae, Juncaceae, and Cyperaceae (2%), and a few cases (1%) of fungal and algal contamination were detected in herbarium samples, but these complications did not seriously compromise the utility of ITS2 in discriminating congeneric species.
All strains were examined for non-algal contaminants and 66 axenic algal strains or strains with bacterial contamination only (i.e., contaminants lacking telomeres and telomerase) were used for telomere/telomerase analyses.
Because of algal and fungal contamination, dwarf males were transferred to new agarose plates approximately once a month.
Metal and organic contamination, algal blooms, and low dissolved oxygen levels serve as environmental stressors in the Chesapeake Bay (11 ).
Bacteria in algal cultures (as contaminations or sometimes even through symbiosis) are well known and can be found in culture strains of almost any algal culture collection.
In Selaginellaceae, contamination by algal sequences was observed in a significant number of samples (7/16 samples for trnH-psbA); contaminated samples were removed from the analysis.
Health assessments of dolphin populations are especially important during unusual mortality events or other die offs occurring due to known or suspected emerging infectious diseases, contaminations, harmful algal bloom-associated biotoxins, or sudden changes in prey.
