Sentence examples for drainage communities from inspiring English sources

Molecular analyses of 232 small subunit ribosomal RNA (16S rRNA) gene sequences from six sites during a sampling time when lower temperature (<32°C), higher pH (>0.8) conditions predominated show the dominance of Fe-oxidizing prokaryotes such as Ferroplasma and Leptospirillum in the primary drainage communities.

Recently, Dick et al. (2009) examined the compositional patterns within a community of acidophilic organisms and found that major and minor lineages could be distinguished, suggesting that genome-specific processes were more important than ecological constraints in acid mine drainage communities.

Since it was first applied to study an acid mine drainage community (Ram et al. 2005), metaproteomics has been used to analyze more complex environments such as the human gut (VerBerkmoes et al. 2009), soil (Chourey et al. 2010), and the ocean surface (Morris et al. 2010; Sowell et al. 2011).

Primary environmental care may play a useful role in promoting waste management and alleviating bad surface drainage, through community-based actions.

The gene annotations and microscopy reported here provide new insights into acid mine drainage (AMD) community function and genomic differentiation among these organisms that allows them to avoid competitive exclusion and thus co-occur.

Likewise, the aforementioned Auckland study of 124 PVL + ve and 211 PVL-ve MSSA isolates found PVL associated with younger age, Pacific ethnicity, surgical drainage needed and community onset [ 17].

"Now we have the PM behind us, people can start to believe that real action, dredging the rivers, sorting the drainage systems, protecting our communities will really happen".

This study provides the basis for additional investigations of these unique environments in the Mississippi Alluvial Valley and a starting point for adaptive management to enhance agricultural drainage systems for microbial communities towards nutrient remediation goals.

Over the past eight years the GOK/UNICEF program has spent over USD 500,000 on PHAST, including support for hardware (latrines, tools and drainage) in schools and communities.

Shallow surface drainage canals cross the community, and are choked with weeds and trash and harbor the intermediate host snail of S. mansoni.

In addition, 1 of the 2 main drainage ditches for the community became clogged and remained blocked for most of 2008, which led to a marked increase in stagnant water in roadways and footpaths.