Sentence examples for microbial differences compared from inspiring English sources

Although a strain is considered stable when backcrossed for 10 generations, original 129 genes that are too close to the mutated gene to be segregated by recombination will persist in the backcrossed genome (Simpson et al. 1997; Lusis, Yu and Wang 2007) and may cause microbial differences compared to wild-type mice.

On a molecular level, it exhibits significant differences compared to the model light-driven proton pump bacteriorhodopsin (BR) as well as many other microbial rhodopsins (for a recent review, see ref (12)).

There are several differences compared with HOTOL.

However, the result indicated that although the microbial richness and diversity in F_3 were the lowest, its metabolic activity had no significant difference compared to NF and F_1.

"That is the difference compared with Germany".

Researchers often compare people with a particular disorder to healthy volunteers, find microbial differences, and stop.

None of microbial differences observed in this study was linked with age.

We next attempted to eliminate these microbial differences by giving antibiotics to HFD-fed mice.

In this study we compare the metagenomes of four parallel biogas reactors digesting a protein-rich substrate, relate microbiology to biogas performance, and observe differences in these reactors' microbial communities compared to the original inoculum culture.

Planktonic microbial communities were clustered closer to the anodic microbial communities compared to the cathodic biofilm.

To investigate functional genomic consequences of these differences, we compared their physiological levels of phytanic acid, a branched chain fatty acid that can be derived from the microbial degradation of chlorophyll in ruminant guts.