Sentence examples for both groups of bacteria from inspiring English sources

pH and DO were automatically kept within the range of 7.6 ± 0.3 and ≥3 mg L−1 for both groups of bacteria (heterotrophic and autotrophic bacteria, respectively) (Gerardi 2002; Wu et al. 2008).

When they started out with high concentrations of silver nitrate, the solution retained its killing power through both groups of bacteria, presumably because the first round of bacteria hadn't been able to soak up all of the silver. .

Both groups of bacteria exhibited similar acid sensitivity upon challenge at pH 3.0 (fig. 2A).

In both groups of bacteria that induce autophagy, it remains unclear if cytosolic translocation of bacteria and/or bacterial products, and/or phagosomal membrane damage, is the signal that induces autophagy.

In both groups of mice, bacteria could be sporadically found within the vessel space (Fig. 5f,g).

I argue that when cyanobacteria evolved chlorophylls instead of bacteriochlorophyll, and lost chlorosomes, there was another transient large change to the reductase enzyme, a temporary massive rate acceleration that artifactually stretched the stems of the tree that separate cyanobacteria from both groups of green bacteria.

The significantly greater reduction in both these groups of bacteria by B. longum DJO10A supports the genome analysis hypothesis that the genome reduction exhibited in pure-culture growth may compromise a bacterium's ability to compete in its original environment.

An answer to the question of whether both these two groups of bacteria exerted evolutionary pressures cannot be obtained from the selection profile of effector genes such as defensins or cytokines, as these proteins are generally necessary for host defense to both Gram-positive and Gram-negative bacteria.

The translation termination factor RF3 is absent from many groups of bacteria with both small and large genomes.

Taxonomic collections represent results of large-scale reconstructions of both TF- and RNA-operated regulogs in narrow taxonomic groups of bacteria.

Biology recognises about 100 large groups of bacteria, known as phyla, that each have a different repertoire of biochemical capabilities.