Sentence examples for bacterial phenomena from inspiring English sources

Although VH is generally considered unaffected by postmortem enzymatic and bacterial phenomena (few cells, protected from bacterial contamination, etc)., there have been several reports using stabilizers such as sodium fluoride (NaF) or potassium fluoride (KF) to block enzyme activity, causing neoformation or degradation of certain xenobiotics.

This bacterial phenomenon has been observed in several different wastewater stabilization ponds (Veenstra et al. 1995).

Bacterial interference, phenomenon by which colonization by one bacterial strain prevents colonization by another strain, plays an important role in establishing or eliminating one bacterial strain over another [ 15].

It has been proposed that stochastic switching between a faster growing phenotype, which is nontolerant to antibiotics, and a slower growing but drug-tolerant phenotype can account for the bacterial persistence phenomenon (9).

The biological effects of these CDPs on the growth and/or pathogenesis of mammalian cells remain unknown; the P. aeruginosa CDPs could be involved in bacterial host colonization phenomena during disease episodes, where antiproliferative or anti-immune properties of these compounds could affect the host organism.

Thus, secretion of biologically active IL-1β protein may be induced when sleep deprived people are infected (i.e. enhanced susceptibility to viral and bacterial infections), a phenomenon which is frequently associated with chronic sleep deprivation.

Also, increasing evidence has attributed the bacterial translocation (BT) phenomenon as the most possible etiology of sepsis and MODS.

Persistent bacterial populations, a phenomenon occurring in many bacterial species in response to antibiotic pressure, are implicated as the cause for prolonged TB treatment and various approaches are being pursued to address this problem.

A recent article stresses the role that amoebas may have played to facilitate the exchange of genes between different intracellular bacterial species, a phenomenon that might have been important in their adaptation to life within eukaryotic cells [ 36].

Bioelectric bacterial processes are omnipresent phenomena in the oxic anoxic transition zone of recent marine sediments (see Nielsen and Risgaard-Petersen, 2015, for review).

Nicolle extended his observation to other infections viral, bacterial, and parasitic finding similar phenomena in each.