Sentence examples for microbial inactivation for from inspiring English sources
Treatment temperature had an important effect on microbial inactivation for both values of pH.
The 275 nm UV-LEDs produced more efficient T7 and E. coli inactivation than 255 nm UV-LEDs while both 255 nm and 275 nm UV-LEDs produced comparable microbial inactivation for MS-2.
An experimental plan was designed in order to study the microbial inactivation of Saccharomyces cerevisiae and Escherichia coli cells inoculated in a buffer solution.
At the same time, an increase of microbial inactivation of 0.6 log cycles could be determined experimentally due to the modification of the treatment chamber design.
The aim was the improvement of the effectiveness of microbial inactivation of E. coli and to reduce the PEF impact on alkaline phosphatase (ALP) activity in raw milk.
The Weibull model was used to describe the microbial inactivation kinetics for each organism.
The results indicate that the coupling of carbon dioxide solubility, also predicted with commercial software, and the use of inactivation models referred to solubility and temperature may provide a powerful instrument for the interpretation of microbial inactivation experiments and for the design of HPCD processes and equipments.
An alternative predictive model for microbial inactivation and a novel web-based tool for the application of predictive microbiology are reviewed in this paper.
The objective of this paper is to discuss the integration of kinetic models for microbial inactivation and quality retention with appropriate models for transport phenomenon within the product structure, to predict the impacts of the processes on microbial populations and product quality attributes.
A simple method for high-pressure generation and its application for microbial inactivation was studied.
The model that used Ftotal provided gross over-estimations for microbial inactivation, while using FUV as the treatment dose yielded reasonably good predictions of microbial inactivation, especially for the more opaque and turbid substrates.
