Sentence examples for microbial flora present from inspiring English sources

This paper also studies microbial flora present in the system by isolating and identifying the microorganisms, and also measuring total viable count (TVC).

Objective: The purpose of this study was to determine the composition of the microbial flora present in teeth after the failure of root canal therapy in a North American population.

Their conditions at the surface differ, suggesting there may be differences between the microbial flora present in each environment.

READSCAN was able to detect the microbial flora present in the colorectal carcinoma and matched healthy tissues.

The reasons for these discrepancies are unclear, but could reflect differences in isolation procedures or in the microbial flora present in the different animal facilities.

Microbial flora present in cariogenic plaques produce lactate as the predominant glucose-derived product, which is considered to be the main acid involved in caries formation (Kara et al. 2006).

Unlike S. gordonii, which is the most studied member of the group and can form robust biofilms on its own (Bamford et al., 2009), we and others have shown that S. oralis does not form biofilms unless C. albicans or other members of the oral microbial flora are present (Rickard et al., 2006; Diaz et al., 2012a).

Transferred patients from disaster areas should be placed into contact and respiratory isolation until their microbial flora is identified as they present a threat for introducing new pathogens into an intensive care unit.

This study was designed to determine the microbial flora and bacterial quantification of present-day war wounds in US troops from Iraq and Afghanistan upon arrival at the National Naval Medical Center (NNMC).

A review on the heat resistance of most common contaminant microbial flora in low-acid chilled foods is presented and a new strategy for the design of pasteurization processes based on the non-proteolytic psychrotrophic Clostridium botulinum spores thermal resistance will be approached.

To accomplish these ostensibly disparate goals, the barrier must have exquisite solute selectivity, must recognize and respond to potential microbial pathogens that are present within its indigenous commensal microbial flora, and must have the capacity to heal and self-renew (Madara, 1990; Rowlands et al., 1999; Turner, 2009).