Sentence examples for measuring of bacterial from inspiring English sources

Samples of liquid medium were periodically removed aseptically for measuring of bacterial growth (OD600 nm) and pH using UV visible spectrophotometer UV-16011, SHIMandU) and pH meter (3510 pH meter, JENWAY, Bibby Scientific Ltd., UK), respectively.

The efficiency of DNA extraction was determined by the measured amount of bacterial DNA in each sample as compared to the estimated amount of bacterial DNA before DNA extraction as a reference (100%).

Here we have proposed three simple steps to meaningful measures of bacterial metabolic activity based on the autofluorescence of NADH.

The water vapour and carbon dioxide transport properties have been measured of bacterial (isotactic) poly 3-hydroxybutyrate) (ipoly 3-hydroxybutyrateth synthetiPHBandctits PHblendsB) and poly(epichlorohydrin) (PECH) have been measured.

Microbial community structure and functional capacity were measured both before and after wetting (21, 49, and 77 days post-wetting) using terminal restriction fragment length polymorphism measures of bacterial and fungal communities, and quantitative PCR of nitrogen cycling genes.

Incubation then took place for a period of 6 to 9 h, and bacterial growth was determined by monitoring optical density as a measure of bacterial biomass.

The OD595 was determined at 12 h after bacterial challenge as a measure of bacterial growth.

Diluted lung homogenates were plated on Middlebrook 7H10 medium plus OADC supplements and cycloheximid (100 µg/ml), (Tritium Microbiologie BV., Veldhoven, the Netherlands) to determine colony forming units (CFU) as a measure of bacterial load.

This trend was consistent when responses were regressed against a secondary measure of bacterial input, colony-forming units (determined by plating the input inoculum on enriched solid agar; Figure S3C).

Differences in bacterial microbiota were assessed by standard ecological measures of bacterial diversity.

TTP recorded by the instrument was used as an inverse measure of bacterial growth.