Sentence examples for consortium of organisms from inspiring English sources

"We find one ore type will suit one consortium of organisms, and another might be better with a different mixture," he says.Meanwhile a Canadian firm, BacTech Mining Corporation, which sells a bioleaching process for gold extraction, has set up a new division to apply the technology to mining waste.

It is because this consortium of organisms has resisted our attempts to isolate a pure culture capable of metabolizing PAHs that we have had to find alternate ways of working out the degradation mechanisms.

This work represents a significant advancement in establishing and controlling a microbial consortium of diverse organisms for biochemical production.

This work represents a significant step in utilizing a scalable environmental control mechanism (i.e. oxygen transport) to induce a stable symbiosis in a consortium of two diverse organisms.

Among the four combinations, two combinations of organisms (consortium 1 and 2) showed no antagonism among each other as shown in Fig. 1a, b.

The bioleaching efficiency of three microbial communities was studied: the indigenous community of a commercial bioleaching system (KCCL), a reconstituted consortium of the four major organisms which comprise KCCL that had been 'un-adapted' through a period of continuous maintenance in synthetic media (KCCR) and a specifically designed consortium of bioleaching organisms (KCCD).

The appropriate combination of organisms in a symbiotic consortium could result in an efficient consortia-mediated bioprocess which could improve the economic feasibility of lignocellulosic biofuels.

Although there are quite a large number of GO slims available on the GO website, only seven of them are actively maintained (Of the seven GO slims that are maintained by the GO consortium two are for specific organisms (Schizosaccharomyces pombe and Candida albicans), two are for broader classes of organisms (Yeast and Plant slims) and one is a generic GO slim.

This is in good agreement with previous workers who used mixed/consortium of organisms to achieve better results (Chigusa et al. 1996; Wakelin and Forster 1997; AbdulKarim et al. 2011).

○ Interdependence of organisms.

Basic needs of organisms.