Sentence examples for indigenous consortium from inspiring English sources

An adequate medium design and mixing and aeration system, as well as an appropriate microorganism proved to be crucial for reaching high levels of degradation by P. stutzeri and by an indigenous consortium (about 70%and50%0% of reduction in total petroleum hydrocarbon content in less than 2 wk, respectively).

Biochar does not contain an indigenous consortium of microorganisms that can potentiate disease suppression, and the potential methods by which biochar induces systemic plant defenses against microbes has been documented in a review by Lehmann et al. [ 21].

When 126 μM U was added to the system as U VI aq, up to 80% was reduced to U IV) by the indigenous microbial consortium.

Indigenous microbial consortiums were identified and used for bioremediation of polycyclic aromatic hydrocarbons (naphthalene and anthracene) at the concentrations of 250, 500, and 750 ppm.

This study investigates the potential of an indigenous estuarine microbial consortium to degrade two polycyclic aromatic hydrocarbons (PAHs), naphthalene and fluoranthene, under nitrate-reducing conditions.

Using the three cases of the Shanghai Bell, the CIT-led R&D consortium, and indigenous companies such as Huawei, we analyze how the catching-up in the telecommunication industry occurred.

Indigenous microorganism as a consortium has been found effective and efficient source for remediation of organic compound Polycyclic aromatic hydrocarbon and this will also be applicable to remediate the toxic compounds to clean up the environment.

Casey offers guidance to a consortium of 15-20 indigenous peoples around the world seeking recognition of human, economic, social, cultural, territorial and environmental rights.

The microorganisms used in SSF can occur as single pure cultures, mixed identifiable cultures or a consortium of mixed indigenous microorganisms.

The mutual interactions among the consortium constructed by four indigenous bacteria and five inter-kingdom fusants and the effects of nitrogen and carbon supplementations on lignin degradation and laccase activity were investigated.

Presenting during the negotiations was a consortium of nine environmental and indigenous organizations called AIME (Accelerating Inclusion and Mitigating Emissions).