Sentence examples for bacterial population composition from inspiring English sources

DGGE was performed to investigate the different microenvironments of the three safe-sites and bulk soil in terms of their dominant bacterial population composition.

The same result was also observed in copper extraction rate, indicating that, for a given bacterial species or bacterial population composition, native microorganisms are always more efficient than foreign bacteria.

The bacterial population compositions in soil after spinach cultivation in all treated plots were compared with the non-treated soil (Table 2).

This wide range of responses allows the bacterial cells to respond to complex environments and integrate large amounts of information regarding the density of the E. coli bacterial population and the composition of bacterial and host cells.

In high density culturing of Artemia using agricultural by-products as a food source, the black disease is observed when water quality deteriorates (probably interfering with the composition of the bacterial population and consequently the diet composition) and/or when feeding rates are not optimal.

Under the assumption that each WGS insert is sampled independently from the bacterial population - hence, the composition of reads represents that of the population - we discovered that the normal:flipped genotype ratio is 1 1, which is expected of a PV at equilibrium where the forward and reverse flipping rates are equal [ 16].

This study was conducted to investigate effects of alkyl polyglycoside (APG) in diets that varied in forage to concentrate ratio (F C) on ruminal microbial and plasma fatty acid (FA) composition and bacterial population in goats.

Furthermore, factors affecting the tropism and host-microbe interactions, such as intestinal pH, body temperature, bile acids, peristalsis, mucosal immune response receptors, and internal synergy, exert a pivoting role in shaping the composition of bacterial population [ 8, 9].

The researchers believe the drugs change the composition of the bacterial population in the gut in a crucial developmental stage that may have a long-lasting impact.

Another possible explanation is that there was a switch in the composition of the bacterial population, and that more aggressive bacteria present in the first biopsy had been replaced in the last biopsy by commensal micro-organisms.

It has been demonstrated that the kind of diet is capable of modifying certain risk factors for the development of the metabolic syndrome in obese individuals by causing variations in the composition of the bacterial population.