Sentence examples for microbial requirements from inspiring English sources

The higher net nitrification rates in reconstructed soils indicate a surplus of N relative to microbial requirements in reconstructed soils.

The higher emission of N2O in plots amended with high N manure when compared with emissions on plots subjected to low N manure applications was attributed to the case of increased capacity of the wetland soil that received high N manure to supply mineralized N beyond soil microbial requirements (Mosier and Kroetze 1999), plant uptake and precipitation in lingo-protein complexes (Saggar 2010).

Single probiotic agents are unlikely to dramatically alter long-term health across populations without targeted interventions based on a prior knowledge of the microbial requirements of a specific person.

The addition of trace elements is suggested to meet microbial requirements in metabolic pathways associated with methanogenesis [ 27, 29], since elements such as iron (Fe), nickel (Ni), cobalt (Co) and tungsten (W) are essential for methanogenic enzymes and cofactors [ 30, 31].

MSL was assembled to meet stringent microbial cleanliness requirements that involved contamination controls including clean room assembly and microbial reduction (COSPAR 2011; NASA 2011).

Sustainability of nutrient requirements for microbial proliferation on a large scale is a challenge in bioremediation processes.

The most abundant gene categories were purine, pyrimidine, arginine, proline, amino sugar and nucleotide sugar metabolites which reflects the basic requirements of microbial life.

Differences in project cleaning practices, microbial reduction, and bioburden requirements made it important to parse and analyze accountable and non-accountable bioburden separately at the highest level of sample binning.

The claims for biochar are many: larger crop yields, decreased fertilizer requirements, greater microbial activity, reductions in greenhouse gas emissions from fields, greater soil water holding capacity, drought mitigation, and increased soil organic carbon content (SOC), which can improve the physical properties of soil.

Four Holstein heifers with ruminal and duodenal cannulas were used in a cross-over design with the objective to evaluate if, in fresh forage diets, the ruminal N requirements for microbial protein synthesis would be met by forage protein and also if total protein flow at the duodenum could be increased by the use of a low degradable protein (LDP) in the concentrate.

By being specifically tailored to the requirements of microbial ecologists, EMPeror thus increases the speed with which insight can be gained from large microbiome datasets.