"microbial proliferation" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
You can use it to refer to a rapid increase in microbial population. For example, "We noticed a rapid microbial proliferation in the nutrient agar."
The presence of poorly developed local immune mechanisms also promotes microbial proliferation.
Samples with high Brix values impair microbial proliferation in the enrichment medium.
Sustainability of nutrient requirements for microbial proliferation on a large scale is a challenge in bioremediation processes.
It is well known that microbial proliferation and staling are the two critical reasons that result in the deterioration of fresh noodles and CSB [14 16].
It is well known that microbial proliferation and staling are the two critical reasons resulting in the deterioration of fresh noodles and CSB [2, 15].
Previous studies have figured out that mold, bacteria and yeast are the key microbes involved in the microbial proliferation of fresh noodles and CSB [17, 18].
These results support the notion that one of the immediate early effects of antibiotic treatment is an inhibition of microbial proliferations and this precedes the death of the bacteria.
Turbidity readings of liquid cultures are the current standard for kinetic analysis of microbial cell proliferation [ 12, 16].
Another form that dysbiosis might take in worms is microbial over-proliferation in the gut lumen.
This potential was found to be sufficient for microbial metabolism and proliferation.
Lactotransferrin can directly inhibit microbial adhesion and proliferation and is an important part of the mammalian immune system [ 54].
