Sentence examples for microbial processes that from inspiring English sources

It was assumed that the geochemical and microbial processes that occur in the wetland's surface waters have not altered the groundwater.

Denitrification and dissimilatory nitrate reduction to ammonium (DNRA) are two microbial processes that compete for oxidized nitrogen compounds in the environment.

Further research is needed to determine the accurate mechanism and develop effective experimental methods to investigate the mechanism that microbial processes that regulates biomineralization.

Inclusion of SZ was found to generally enhance the removal performance; which may be explained by the contribution of microbial processes that are happening within the SZ (such as predation/competition and natural die-off).

There are notably low levels of sulfate (SO42–) (Osborn and McIntosh 2010), likely due to microbial processes that produce sulfides (S2–) (Libes 1992).

In typical aquifer sediments, however, Po concentrations are high enough that geochemical and microbial processes that mobilize only a small percentage of the Po that is present can yield groundwater with Po concentrations that greatly exceed safe levels in drinking water.

The accumulation of intermediates of the biogas producing process is known to be a consequence of failure of the microbial process that can be due to organic overloading [28].

Biohydrogenation is an extensive microbial process that involves the addition of hydrogen molecules to unsaturated free fatty acids concentrated in the rumen.

This chapter is a short review of the production of vitamins with the main focus on the microbial fermentation processes that are currently being employed in the production of vitamins.

The following discussion briefly reviews microbial dechlorination processes that can occur in the subsurface and identifies those processes that are most promising for stimulation in a source zone after active mass removal.

Thus, Choi et al. ( 2011) defined glycerol-based refinaries as the microbial fermentation processes that use surplus, inexpensive crude glycerol as feedstock to produce fuels and chemicals.