Sentence examples for favorable microorganisms from inspiring English sources

Additionally, biocathode microbial community was cultured to enrich favorable microorganisms.

However, biotechnological process, aimed to develop new sustainable process configurations by using favorable microorganisms, already requires investigations in more details.

The antioxidative efficacy was then correlated with the amount of phenols, flavonoids, and favorable microorganisms (Lactobacillus and Bifidobacterium strains).

Although yeast of Saccharomyces sp. used general ethanol production, the fungi are also favorable microorganism on fermenting and enzymes secreting ability in the process of biomass conversion.

The particular interest of SSF is due to its relatively simple process that uses abundant low-cost biomaterials with minimal or no pre-treatment for bioconversion, less waste water generation, and the capacity for simulating similar micro-environments, favorable to microorganism growth (Singhania et al. 2009).

By combining fluid inclusion analysis with microfossil studies it is possible to place the microfossils in a geological and environmental context and find out whether the samples represent favorable conditions for microorganisms or not.

These growth conditions were chosen as favorable for these microorganisms.

Clinical studies were designed to monitor for signals of increased UTIs or genital infections, as it was hypothesized that the presence of glucose in the urine might provide a favorable growth environment for microorganisms.

Alternatively, a number of avenues to make conditions more favorable for the fermenting microorganism has been explored.

To preserve meat, which provides favorable growth condition for different microorganisms, our ancestors invented different techniques like salting, drying, smoking, fermentation and canning (Dave and Ghaly 2011).

This effect was achieved by promoting taurine conjugation of bile acids, hence increasing the availability of organic sulfur and providing more favorable conditions for sulfite-reducing microorganisms.