Sentence examples for microbes into the environment from inspiring English sources

The findings may be due to sex differences in skin biology; men tend to have more Corynebacterium on their skin — and to shed more skin microbes into the environment — than women do.

The factors that impact bioremediation are mainly the availability of organic sources for microbial growth, optimal pH, bioavailability of inhibitory substrates and the satisfaction of regulatory norms for release of microbes into the environment (Boopathy 2000), which can be addressed by using cell-free microbial enzymes that can act on diverse pollutants (Scott et al. 2011).

Soil inoculation or seed bacterization may lead to changes in the structure of the indigenous microbial communities, which is important with regard to the safety of introduction of microbes into the environment.

"If we want to put these microbes back into the environment, we can do it via oral vaccine," he says.

Plants are constantly challenged by a broad diversity of microbes in the environment.

So, if an expert user has prior knowledge about the expected microbes in the environment, he/she can select only those microbes that should be scored against.

Theoretically, the saline mist could carry an increased number of microbes into the surrounding environment, posing an infection control risk to the patient, clinician, and clinical environment.

Biodegradation is a process where competition for carbon sources often results in antagonistic interactions between microorganisms, therefore the odds of successfully introducing certain microbes into the polluted environment will be increased by conscious selection.

Q fever causes little disease in animals, but it can lead to abortions and stillbirths and when it does, the animals' placentas and birth fluids contain many billions of microbes that spread easily into the environment.

Sick individuals may shed microbes, which are released into the environment through common external sources such as sewer outfalls, wastewater treatment plant overflows, leaky septic tanks, agricultural runoff and at beaches.

Microbes from the environment join in as well.