Sentence examples for microbial reactions from inspiring English sources

The neutrality and lipophilicity rendered benzoquinone better efficiency than ferricyanide in mediated microbial reactions.

Microbial reactions in the gut have an essential role not only in gut health, but in general human health.

This model can readily be implemented in MEOR simulation programs to account for mass transfer and kinetics of microbial reactions in CO2-MEOR operations.

When developing nutritionally designed foods that promote health through gut microbial reactions, three different types of food ingredients can be used: living micro-organisms (probiotics), non-digestible carbohydrates (dietary fiber and prebiotics) and bioactive plant secondary metabolites (e.g. phenolics).

Important aspects of these kinds of models are their often very large temporal and spatial modelling scales and the need to integrate different non-linear processes (e.g., mineral dissolution and precipitation, adsorption and desorption, microbial reactions and redox transformations).

Research efforts should not be restricted to a deeper understanding of relevant microbial reactions, but also include their interactions with the large array of other relevant phenomena, as a function of the truly variable site-specific conditions.

Part Eleven Heat transfer: importance of heat effects in biochemical processes general energy balance equation experimental determination of heat evolution during microbial reaction.

The phylogenetic tree suggested that the dominant microbial reaction may be a combination of the autotrophic and heterotrophic reduction of perchlorate.

The control of biodegradation by transverse dispersion and the fractionating effect of dispersion modulate the fractionation caused by the microbial reaction alone.

However, if the rate-limiting step in overall degradation is not the microbial reaction itself, the Rayleigh equation may no more be applicable.

The resulting steady-state dissolution rate can be approximated by a half-order solution when zero-order kinetics are suitable for representing the microbial reaction.