Sentence examples for microbial associations from inspiring English sources

The microbial associations were analyzed by using the odds ratio.

The percentage of successful outcomes was 27.8 % in patients with microbial associations (p < 0.0001).

Cases with microbial associations were more likely to have an unsuccessful outcome (OR 7.7; 95 % CI 3.79 15.73).

Significant microbial associations were identified between T maltophilum, B forsythus, and P gingivalis by performing analysis with the odds ratio.

Patients with a BMI >25 kg/m2 had a greater risk of infection caused by microbial associations (OR 2.3; CI 95%% 1.01 5.04).

Of 18 patients with polymicrobial infection, caused by microbial associations with MDR strains, the first step of the two-stage procedure was also successful in one patient.

Yet, a microbial association is frequently suspected.

The first industrial plant for refractory gold-containing ores oxidation using chemolithoautotrophic microbial association was launched in Russia at Olimpiada mining processing complex in 2001.

At present Polyus Krasnoyarsk, JSC, is owner of patented refractory gold-containing sulphide ores concentrate bacterial treatment technology and patented microbial association, which perform this process, and the technology itself is protected by trademark "BIONORD".

The capability of common reed to grow well at extreme environmental conditions such as elevated CO2 and high temperature is conferred by several factors such as change of carbon trapping mechanism (from C3 to C4 and vice versa), microbial association and biochemical adaptations.

A handful of studies reported that the dominant vegetation could influence soil properties [16], [17] and these species-specific effects may be caused by inter-specific differences in uptake and storage of nutrients in above-ground biomass, input of nutrients from litter, litter characteristics, microbial association or organic acid exudation [15].