Sentence examples for microbial communities tended from inspiring English sources
Microbial communities tended to be habitat-specific and did not display significant spatial autocorrelation.
It has been known that microbial communities tend to be the dominant biota in hypersaline environments.
Acinas et al. [133] and Ghiglione et al. [134] showed that microbial communities tend to be similar in the horizontal scale and much more variable on the vertical scale, but these techniques are not appropriate to determine the number of species present and usually refer only to the dominant organisms.
Microbial communities tend to become more specific and less complex over time when degrading the same substrate.
A considerable variation in rumen microbiome has been observed across individual animals (Jami and Mizrahi 2012) and rumen microbial community structure also tends to vary significantly depending on the animal's age and diet (Kittelmann and Janssen 2011; Li et al. 2012).
Nevertheless, this effect appears to be transient in microbial communities, since biomass and activity tend to decrease over time, unlike the activities of enzymes that remain associated with humic compounds [35].
This is not at all an unreasonable scenario, and if the principal message is that eukaryotes evolved in tightly knit microbial communities, such as biofilms, I tend to agree.
Microbial communities of children delivered vaginally initially tend to resemble their mother's vaginal communities, while the microbial communities of children delivered by C-section initially tend to resemble human skin communities.
Based on the 16S rRNA gene-targeted PCR-DGGE profiles for each sub-culturing generation, the microbial community structure of N3 tended to be stable after eight consecutive sub-cultivations.
Further, the results in this study showed that cosmopolitan OTUs tended to co-occur, and microbial communities showed modularity properties in the biogas digesters.
Microbial communities in PM samples collected downwind of feed yards tended to be more similar to one another than upwind samples, as depicted by 95% confidence intervals.
