Sentence examples for microbial characteristics of from inspiring English sources

The microbial characteristics of the culture were Gram-positive rods with centrally located spores.

The physico-chemical and microbial characteristics of the A. hypogaea hull and the rumen contents were carried out using standard methods.

Using this methodology, the average data for each of the four groups of treatments could be assessed relative to their effect on the physicochemical and microbial characteristics of the soil and carrot yield.

We used a central composite rotatable design with response surface methodology to study the effect of pressure and holding time on the rheological, physical, chemical, and microbial characteristics of reduced-fat Cheddar cheese.

Microbial characteristics of bentonite-based buffer materials used in a number of large-scale experiments in AECL's Underground Research Laboratory URLL) were studied in order to address the potential for microbial activity and its possible consequences in a DGR.

The physicochemical and microbial characteristics of the substrates and inoculum as well as the constituent of the generated biogas were evaluated using standard methods and results showed elevated levels of most elements after anaerobic digestion.

Large prospective studies are needed to examine the impact of microbial characteristics on the risk of death and other adverse outcomes among patients with MRSA pneumonia.

Selective media techniques use nutrient restriction to enhance or restrict growth of organisms based on inherent microbial characteristics for identification.

In terms of the microbial characteristics, all treatments gave slightly higher counts of total coliform in the range of 26 to 40 MPN 100 ml−100

Because all of these infants had been vaginally delivered and exclusively breast fed (not yet exposed to gluten), the results indicate that these gut microbial characteristics are a consequence of HLA genotype and may contribute to the pathogenesis of celiac disease.

Measured changes in extractable soil N and microbial characteristics in response to removal of exotic plants indicated that grassland soils are not resistant to the impacts of plant community shifts, but have the capacity for resilience regardless of the method of exotic plant control (i.e. prescribed burn, mowing and weeding).