Sentence examples for bacteriological research from inspiring English sources

He engaged in bacteriological research under Almroth Wright.

After graduation (M.D., 1883) he carried out bacteriological research at the Central Sanitary Bureau of the Ministry of Home Affairs.

After obtaining his medical degree in Paris in 1893, Nicolle returned to Rouen, where he became a member of the medical faculty and engaged in bacteriological research.

He then worked with Robert Koch in Berlin on bacteriological research and in 1886 returned to Java to investigate the cause of beriberi.

Although phototherapy has largely been superseded by other forms of radiation and drug therapy, Finsen's work did much to encourage the radiation therapy then being developed and led to the use of ultraviolet sterilization techniques in bacteriological research.

After more than 40 years in bacteriological research and science teaching, I had to sigh in frustration over Nat Roseman's May 10 letter about women in science, which concluded, "Why are there so few relative to men?" When my daughter was in sixth grade, I inquired why she was not invited to a science enrichment program when her scores were higher than the boys who were.

The research used intensive field assessments (bacteriological, general quality and hydraulic) to identify the parameters that affect the bacteriological quality of the effluent from three parallel maturation ponds (North, Central and South) of similar geometry and dimensions.

The Convention on the Prohibition of the Development, Production, and Stockpiling of Bacteriological (Biological) and Toxin Weapons of 1971 prohibits conducting research using bacteria (e.g., B. anthracis), their toxins, and viruses, for offensive purposes.

Future research should be able to collect quality, standardized epidemiological data along with a reliable bacteriological diagnosis at the community level in order to allow for adapted public health measures necessary to combat antibiotic resistance.

But the samples were also subjected to bacteriological examination.

Further planned tests include bacteriological and histological, or tissue, examinations.