Sentence examples for medium indicative from inspiring English sources

Iogen-M8 was selected for its ability to grow and produce large clearing zones on this medium, indicative of hyperproduction of cellulose-degrading enzymes.

When compared to control (vector alone) cells, Hsp104 over-expressing cells appeared red on rich medium (YPD) and were unable to grow on -Ade medium, indicative of a curing of 519Q-SupC and 582Q-SupC nonsense suppression phenotype.

LDH accumulated in culture medium, indicative of increased plasma membrane damage, correlating with the increase in the number of lysed cells, was measured using CytoTox 96® Non-Radioactive Cytotoxicity Assay (Promega, Madison, WI) following the manufacturer's recommendations.

In the case of the intra-articular zygapophyseal joint injections, there were no incidences of a radiate spread of contrast medium; indicative of a lack of target specificity with failure to isolate the zygapophyseal joint [ 55].

The presence of a degradation halo in the culture medium was indicative of the presence of enzymes (Costa 2014).

The ability of bacteria to form halos around colonies on this medium is indicative of alkyl sulfatase activity.

Blackening of the modified Postgate B culture medium was indicative of growth of sulfate-reducing microbes, and sulfate reduction was observed only in vials inoculated with sample ECT.2.

The CD spectrum of HRP II in aqueous medium was indicative of random coil and the spectrum changes dramatically from random coil to 310-helix conformation as soon as heme molecules are titrated in the solution [ 56].

We also examined the presence of LDH cytosolic enzyme in the cell culture medium as an indicative of cell membrane damage.

Parallel culturing on Drigalski (in house selective and indicative medium for coliforms) and blood agar plates (Columbia agar (Oxoid) supplemented with 5% calf blood) was performed.

The mechanism for antibacterial action of the gold nanoparticles were studied by reactive oxygen species (ROS) generation that causes oxidative stress to microbial cells and release of intracellular enzyme lactate dehydrogenase into extracellular medium (LDH assay) indicative of loss of cell membrane integrity.