This implicates that a syntrophic consortium of microorganisms is always needed, whereas the exact composition of this consortium can not only change over time, but also vary between different reactors (Solli et al. 2014).
One of the main flaws they identify is that Nice (the National Institute for Health and Care Excellence) in England and Wales, and the SMC (Scottish Medicines Consortium), decide not only the clinical value of a drug but also its cost-effectiveness.
The value of this type of consortium lies not only in its ability to elicit much-needed medical supplies from corporate partners but in its continual work toward improving trust between corporations and agencies by increasing the understanding of each other's assets and expertise.
Therefore, the thorough research about industrial microbiome based on microbial consortium has not only profound theoretical significance, but also more extensive application potential, and can be of more benefit for humanity.
Hence, the involvement of European environmental experts in the DaNa2.0 consortium will not only provide further input by, e.g. including further issues with environmental relevance, such as risk assessment and realistic environmental exposure, but will also facilitate the inclusion of latest research results.
We were very happy to be able to form a project consortium that consisted not only of renowned researchers but also of experienced business practitioners from a range of companies.
The 17 organisations involved have formed the Free Time Consortium which will not only improve play in their own areas but produce resource and information packs for other groups hoping to follow suit.
In microbial consortium, there exist not only intraspecies interactions among the same species of microbial cells, which usually accomplish through quorum sensing (QS), but also interspecies interactions between different species cells, such as mutualism, competition for nutrition in the same ecological environment.
He likes dealing with athletes who are smart enough to get into the Claremont Colleges, a consortium that includes not only Pomona and Pitzer but also Scripps, Harvey Mudd and Claremont McKenna.
This consortium includes investigators not only from industrialized nations but also from low and middle-income countries in South America, Eastern Europe, Asia and Africa.
