Sentence examples for microbial diversity present from inspiring English sources

A considerable fraction of the metagenomic sequence data was not assigned at the genus level, demonstrating the astonishing microbial diversity present in the sludge from wastewater treatment plants.

In a recent study by Sundberg et al. (2013), representatives of the genus Bacillus sp. were also reported as commonly found in the microbial diversity present in composting processes, corroborating to the reported results by the present work.

Operation with perlite supported lower ECs compared to compost in both the step-feed and standard biofilters (≈30 g m−3 h−1), probably due to the high indigenous microbial diversity present in this organic packing material.

Recent research illustrates the hitherto unknown microbial diversity present in many extreme geomorphic environments, such as hyperarid deserts, subglacial lakes, hot springs, and much richer microbial life than previously suspected within the soils and sediments that blanket most other landscapes.

In order to compare microbial diversity present within the fosmid library (plates 3, 4, 9, 10, 13, 14, 17 and 18) to that of 454 pyrosequencing reads from the same sample (Well II), trimmed sequence reads from direct 454 pyrosequencing (Kotlar et al. 2011; Lewin et al. 2014) were also uploaded to MG-RAST for analysis.

In order to assess the microbial diversity present in any dataset, the ability to appropriately measure the distance between different sequences and to reliably group them into operational taxonomic units (OTUs) is paramount.

We used two strategies for analysing the microbial taxonomic diversity present in these animals.

Salient features of major IDA collections of the world and their microbial diversity are presented as a key, enabling an aspirant to choose from them.

Consistent with prior studies, stool microbial diversity in the present cohort increased with age, although the overall microbiota profile was distinct from cohorts in other regions of Africa, Asia and North America.

For example, the ability of the gastrointestinal tract to eventually repopulate itself following the development of antibiotic-associated diarrhea with essentially the same microbial diversity that was present before the initiation of antibiotic therapy remains one of the biggest mysteries in modern medicine.

Surveys of the vaginal microbiota have found there are fundamental differences in the microbial diversity of vaginal communities present in reproductive age women [ 70– 76].