Sentence examples for microbial community found from inspiring English sources

S. maltophilia LMG 6606 dominated the microbial community found on VIA medium for the trials ASS, nASS, ASSwS and nASSwS until the 28th day of experimentation.

The microbiological and physiological analysis of marine microbial community found during the three different biostimulation and bioaugmentation assays performed in mesocosms show that the load of crude oil increases total microbial abundance, inhibits the activity of some enzymes such as LAP while stimulates both AP and BG activities.

Recent technological advances allow for high throughput 16s rDNA sequencing of the microbial community found on the human skin [26], [27], [28], [29].

Temporal variation of the microbial community found in fecal matter is expected and may partially account for the observed abundance of unique OTUs.

Specifically, we test two hypotheses about the microbial community found at L4. Firstly, that bacterial and archaeal functional potential (genetic capacity) and functional actuality (transcriptional response) will track diversity (based on the 16S rRNA marker) and show similar seasonal patterns.

In general, the IBD-associated gut microbiota exhibits lower stability and diversity as compared with the microbial community found in a healthy human gut.

Here, we review the microbial communities found in MFCs and the prospects for this emerging bioenergy technology.

At Ames, Farmer turned back to his grad-school interests in paleobiology and sedimentology and, combining them with his interest in microbial communities, found his research niche: the study of microbial biosediments and their relation to early biosphere evolution.

The microbial communities found in anaerobic systems generally have a different response to toxicants compared to aerobic communities and are usually more sensitive to surface active and homeostatic inhibitors and less sensitive to metabolic inhibitors [21].

It looks at the history of EBPR, the currently available biochemical models, the structure of the microbial communities found in EBPR systems, possible identities of the bacteria responsible, and the evidence why these systems might operate suboptimally.

The diverse microbial communities found in oil/water samples from the production well of the Shengli oilfield were analyzed by culture-independent molecular techniques, including a 16S rRNA gene clone library, terminal restriction fragment length polymorphism (T-RFLP) and denaturing gradient gel electrophoresis (DGGE).