The phrase "anaerobic system" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts related to biology, exercise physiology, or any discussion involving energy production without oxygen.
Example: "The anaerobic system is crucial for high-intensity activities that last for short durations, such as sprinting."
Alternatives: "anaerobic process" or "anaerobic metabolism".
After the clinical assessments, subgingival plaque was sampled and then cultured in an anaerobic system for one week, and the total anaerobes, Porphyromonas spp., Bacteroides spp. and Pasteurella spp. counts were investigated.
Asked about his new training regime, he said: "Rugby's been beating me into the ground these last few days – the cardiovascular, the anaerobic system is completely different to football".
He has started to sketch the blueprints for a more ambitious anaerobic system, during a Monday social hour that he calls "Gassifier Therapy".
This topic is not a review of the glycolytic anaerobic system.
A two-step anaerobic system was undertaken in the mesophilic temperature range (30 40 °C).
The immobilization study was carried out on a typical anaerobic system of Clostridium acetobutylicum ATCC 824 for butanol production.
Although aerobic systems are easier to operate than anaerobic systems, they usually cost more to operate because of the power needed for aeration.
In addition, the report was limited to anaerobic systems with or without viable DIRB.
Anaerobic, live culture systems and a series of control systems were prepared that included the following: (1) anaerobic systems with viable bacteria; (2) anaerobic systems with heat killed bacteria; and (3) aerobic systems with viable bacteria.
In anaerobic systems, BOD is replaced by biochemical methane potential (BMP).
In anaerobic systems with viable bacteria, these Fe(III) would be respired by DIRB and transformed to Fe(II).
