Sentence examples for amendments strain from inspiring English sources

Today, following several taxonomic amendments, strain CH34 is known as the type strain of the species C. metallidurans [32] [34].

It is also emphasized on the importance of optimizing the activated sludge performance through the amendments with acclimatized strains capable of handling high metal stresses.

Amendment of Trichoderma strains with C. vulgaris extracts could increase the plant protection by supporting the growth of Trichoderma strains and stimulating the useful metabolite production which may help antagonistic activity.

Bioaugmentation (amendment with selected bacterial strains) and/or biostimulation (nutrients addition and/or air supply) are relatively new fields in environmental microbiology for preventing pollution and cleanup contamination.

The Sunshine State currently allows only a non-psychoactive form of cannabis for medical use, and while a proposed constitutional amendment to legalize stronger strains of marijuana for very sick people is on the November ballot, pot cultivation over 25 pounds is still a felony punishable by a minimum of three years in prison.

Scott: Signed bill legalizing non-psychoactive marijuana strain for childhood epilepsy patients; opposes medical marijuana Amendment Two.

The observation that strain SZ grew in medium with or without cyanocobalamin amendment indicated that the cobalamin biosynthesis genes on pSZ77 are functional and that pSZ77 is maintained under growth conditions that do not require cobalamin biosynthesis.

This amendment emphasizes support in order to minimize the caregivers' physical and psychological strain, caregiver burden, and recognizes the caregivers' perspective in guiding interventions, such as support groups and home help [ 14].

But Jerry Mooney, a Salt Lake City lawyer and another past president of the First Amendment Lawyers Association, called the new pornography law "rampant stupidity," predicting that it would lead to financial strain on the state through local governments' losing cases based on First Amendment considerations.

Hate speech is a tricky area and in an era so rife with racial strain, the courts have a fine line to walk when reviewing First Amendment issues.

This review article summarizes the available knowledge on rhizoremediation with respect to plant selection, inoculation with specific microbial strains (hydrocarbon-degrading as well as plant growth-promoting microbes) and a variety of soil amendments for enhancing the remediation efficiency.