Sentence examples for inoculation density from inspiring English sources

The initial inoculation density was maintained same for all the three systems in both the studies.

The appropriate range of initial inoculation density was 7.9 10.1 g m−2.

Log phase-grown E. coli and MRSA were cultured in MHB at 37 °C and diluted to a final inoculation density of 1 × 105 1 × 106 cfu/mL in a total of 200 µL.

In this study, seed age influenced the biomass of and hydrocarbon accumulation in B. braunii in the attached culture, and the initial inoculation density played important roles in B. braunii's growth.

A paper on the cultivation of Ganoderma lucidum found that a large inoculation density led to a small pellet size and high production of extracellular and intracellular polysaccharides (Fang et al. 2002).

In a scaled-up fermentation process a high inoculation density means a long inoculation time is required, which increases costs and reduces the economic feasibility of such an approach.

Peak total viable cell number was achieved at 48 h in the majority of inoculation densities, except for 1×104 vc/mL, which peaked at 72 h.

Mean cell viability was similar between all inoculation densities over 48 h (>90%; Figure 2b(ii)), with 1×104 vc/mL exhibiting increased viability over 72 h.

Analysis of inoculation densities of 5×104, 105 and 2×105 viable cells (vc)/mL over 48 h revealed that lower densities were more favourable for maintaining cell viability above 80% (Figure 2A).

Minimum inoculation densities of 107 and 106 cfu/ml of AtGV3101 were needed to obtain consistent suppression of the SA production elicited by Pta and Pto respectively (Figure S2).

Target inoculation densities in each aquarium increased from 1.5·104cells·ml−1 at the beginning of an experiment to 1.0·105cells·ml−1 during the finals days, when larvae were larger and ingesting more food.