Sentence examples for microbial degradation in from inspiring English sources

Higher plant density may promote microbial degradation in the rhizosphere.

It is well known that reductive status can proceed because of microbial degradation in the wetland environment.

Microbial degradation in the rumen and dietary availability of methionine amino acid have been reported as limiting in dairy ruminants.

The lignin in organic matter can be accumulated in coastal and marine sediments during diagenesis because lignin is generally highly resistant to microbial degradation in the anaerobic conditions.

Soil composition, biology and chemistry exert a pronounced influence on microbial degradation in respect to (i) contaminant availability and (ii) the structure and density of the microbial community.

By coupling the HPCD extraction with the biosensor, it was possible to assess the fraction of the naphthalene capable of undergoing microbial degradation in soil.

Microbial degradation rates in the subsurface are not only limited by the physiological capacity of the organisms, but also by inefficient supply of nutrients to the microbes.

To this end, we discuss up-to-date knowledge on the generation of sulfurous odorants and their microbial degradation processes in biotreatment techniques.

The chlorinated structure of the sucralose seems to be resistant to microbial degradation even in the mixed media of a sewage treatment facility, which explains its persistence through wastewater treatment processes in municipal plants [13, 21].

The significant reduction in the total gas and CH4 productions (Table 5) without affecting the VFA production is an indication that lovastatin could suppress CH4 without negatively affecting microbial degradation efficiency in the FRS rumen fluid.

The aim of this work was to evaluate the PFAA recovery as an indication of microbial degradation of PFAAs in the rumen in standardized conditions by using the in vitro rumen simulation technique (RUSITEC).