Sentence examples for microbial community increased from inspiring English sources

The co-effects of microbial community increased the bacteria numbers and EI 24, but decreased both the pH and surface tension.

The reduction of exotic plant inputs followed by replacement by native plant inputs altered the microbial community, increased NO3-N availability and nitrification rates and decreased NH4-N availability and N mineralization rates.

At corresponding sulphate-methane transition zones (SMTZ) in marine sediments both the microbial activity and the diversity of the microbial communities increase dramatically [ 9, 43].

After 90 days according to the study, "microbial community response increased the temperature sensitivity of respiration in high latitude soils by a factor of 1.4 compared to the instantaneous temperature response".

The early phase of decreasing hydrogen concentrations in the diffuse fluids is not related to changes in endmember compositions (steady between 250 and 350 μM), but may instead reflect the growth a hydrogenotrophic microbial community and increasing rates of consumption of H2 advected into the system by hydrothermal flow.

A recent large multicenter study also observed similar effects of antibiotics on human Crohn's disease patients, and the authors hypothesized that the use of antibiotics has the potential to impact the overall GI microbial community and increase the potential for exposure to dysbiosis.

Since soluble OC was increased with the development and promoting plant residues biodegradation in the initial 30 days and when the growth and development of microbial communities were increased with the passage of time and subsequently soluble OC decreased with the passage of time.

In addition, we assessed if the presence of P. miliaceum improved soil structure, stimulated microbial communities, and increased metal immobilization.

This hypothesis has been questioned with several observations of increasing microbial community divergences with increasing geographic distances, hence suggesting a microbial provincialism (reviewed in [7], [8]).

We also found a strong scale-dependency effect of forest fragmentation over the ecology of microbial communities: fragmentation increases the local (alpha) diversity, but affected negatively microbial diversity at the landscape scale (beta diversity).

Wall area is an artifact, because as microcosms are scaled down wall area per unit volume increases, which may affect composition of the microbial community and increase dominance of periphyton [ 3].