Sentence examples for control of microbes from inspiring English sources
In recent years, the use of inorganic antibacterial agents has attracted interest for control of microbes.
In future we may isolate the active molecules from the fermentation and use it as drugs for the control of microbes causing infectious diseases.
The use of novel packaging materials, packaging design, and package inserts may provide an added dimension to strategies for the control of microbes associated with leafy vegetables.
pH adjustment is recommended to control adhesion of microbes on the RO membrane.
Rockman's meticulously drawn mutants, alluding to genetic engineering or environmental pollution, also articulate dilemmas inherent in disease control: because of microbes' evolutionary potential, our very drugs or pesticides may contribute to selection of mutations, adaptations, and migrations that enable pathogens to proliferate and nonpathogens to become virulent.
In engineered consortia, the external environment provides levers of control for microbes repurposed from nature or engineered to interact through synthetic biology.
To prove they can seize control of the microbe's genetic code and reprogram it, they have focused on one of the code's 64 elements, known as the amber stop codon.
Antimicrobial agents control the growth of microbes by various mechanisms ranging from preventing cell reproduction, blocking of enzymes, reaction with the cell membrane to the destruction of the cell walls and poisoning the cell from within (Schindler and Hauser 2004).
Therefore, understanding the factors that control the activities of microbes in OMZs is crucial for predicting their role in future climate change.
Some uptake and transformation could have occurred in the dead poplar controls by regrowth of microbes, but it was small based on the solution control.
The sensitivity of this electrode has been successfully tested in analyzing real pasteurized milk sample where H2O2 is added as a preservative in controlling the growth of microbes.
