Sentence examples for identified microbes from inspiring English sources

Moellering identified microbes there that were resistant to the antibiotics streptomycin and tetracycline, which were then in use in the West but had never been introduced clinically on Malaita.

Around 10% of the identified microbes in the biogas-producing community belonged in the Archaea.

This is broadly applicable to characterizing existing and newly identified microbes with useful biomass degrading properties.

Many causative agents of emerging infectious diseases are of animal origin, and many are previously identified microbes (9, 10 ).

Both culture-independent and culture-dependent methods identified microbes that have been associated with microbial corrosion (i.e., acid-producing and sulfate-reducing microbes) in ethanol containment tank samples.

The most often identified microbe in the cariogenic group was the Lactobacillus species, which was found in 98.7% of the infants, followed by Actinomyces species (83% of the infants) and S. mutans (66.7% of the infants).

To gain insights into the association between the identified microbe and Caenorhabditis species, and to segregate contigs of bacterial and eukaryotic origin, we decided to obtain a draft genome of the Leucobacter sp. AEAR using available data.

But the advent of genetic-sequencing technology has made it possible to identify microbes by their DNA, spawning a frenzy of research, whose highlights, routinely catalogued in the popular press, can have an air of science fiction.

It is humbling that, despite a decade of work, scientists are barely any closer to identifying microbes that are clearly linked to obesity, which has received more attention from microbiome researchers than any other.

The National Institutes of Health shares his concern, not only awarding him a $6.5 million grant last year to investigate the role of the disappearing microbiota in the current obesity epidemic but also allocating $115 million in 2008 to fund the Human Microbiome Project, which proposes to identify microbes that reside on and within a healthy human being.

Dr Grotzinger stressed that MSL-Curiosity is not a life-detection mission; it cannot identify microbes or even microbial fossils.