Sentence examples for isolation of microbes from inspiring English sources

One application of an immobilization layer for cells on a BES electrode is isolation of microbes directly on an electrode.

Isolation of microbes from complex samples is also problematic.

So in keeping view all the use of medicinal plants our study was based on isolation of microbes of oral cancer patients and antimicrobial activity of medicinal plants against these clinical isolates.

It is thus reasonable (and unsurprising) that the isolation of microbes from starved, oligotrophic environments benefits from the use of low-nutrient conditions ; some manifest this 'starvation' through their size, as 'ultramicrobacteria' (see e.g. 137– 137).

Since 1980s teeming research work was focused towards isolation of potent microbes for oligosaccharide synthesis.

Following this success, Ilangumaran (2014) studied isolation of soil microbes for bioconversion of lobster shells into chitin and chitin-oligomers for plant disease management.

Current-generating (exoelectrogenic) bacteria in bioelectrochemical systems (BESs) may not be culturable using standard in vitro agar-plating techniques, making isolation of new microbes a challenge.

We collected indoor air filters installed in two shopping centers at locations 1 and 2 in Singapore (Figure 1A), between March and April of 2005, for isolation of airborne microbes.

Further studies will focus on the isolation of epiphytic microbes which appear to be stimulated by pesticides application.

A particularly interesting approach involves the isolation of autochthonic microbes, genetic engineering aimed at introducing biosurfactant production genes and re-introduction of the recombinants into the polluted area, however at this moment the number of studies which would verify the feasibility of this strategy is very limited.

Despite strong epidemiological evidence and even experimental infections in humans that fulfilled Koch's postulates [ 15], the etiologic role of Ureaplasmas is confounded by the isolation of the microbe from the lower urogenital tract of normal, asymptomatic individuals.