Sentence examples for diffusion of microorganisms from inspiring English sources

Infectious fasciitis (Fig. 8) may occur as a result of spread from a contiguous source of infection, penetrating wounds due to iatrogenic (surgical procedures) and accidental causes (foreign body, punctures), or in diabetics' feet [2, 40]; atypical infections may result from haematic diffusion of microorganisms, particularly in immunosuppressed patients [41].

Low substrate moisture content also resulted in secondary metabolite formation due to the difficulty of solute diffusion to the cells of microorganisms during SSF [ 28].

On the basis of the analysis of the process of treating low concentrations of sulfur dioxide (SO2) gas in a fixed bed reactor, a kinetic model is proposed for this process after taking into consideration the effects of internal diffusion, cell concentration, and production yield of microorganisms but ignoring the effect of external diffusion.

The essential oil and extract were individually tested against a panel of microorganisms using agar well diffusion method [ 17].

The composting material should have bare minimum MC for the survival of microorganisms, whereas the rate of oxygen diffusion of the pores decreases when MC is high.

The determination of diffusion test breakpoints has become a challenging issue due to the increasing resistance of microorganisms to antibiotics.

The model considers dispersion and convection in the liquid phase, simultaneous diffusion and reaction of the chemical species within the biofilm, and different types of microorganisms namely, heterotrophic aerobes, nitrifying and denitrifying bacteria.

The presence of mucus in gastric mucosa play an important role as a diffusion barrier and lubrication to protect the stomach from harmful agents, suppress the growth of microorganisms and facilitate the movement of food through the gastrointestinal tract [ 23].

Disk diffusion testing, known as antibiogram, is widely applied in microbiology to determine the antimicrobial susceptibility of microorganisms.

Diffusion "kills microorganisms in the air which helps stop the spread of sickness," the pamphlet read.

Firstly a wide range of aerobic bacteria and yeasts were tested using a standard agar assay [Kirby Bauer disc diffusion method [6] and a second method used a poloxamer technique to encourage the same strains of microorganisms to exhibit a more clinically relevant biofilm phenotype.