Sentence examples for microbiological matters from inspiring English sources

AM helped drafting the material and method section of the paper, particularly on microbiological matters.

These observations suggest that phylogenetic diversity inferences based on cultivation studies are still limited [ 1, 6], and that a vast "microbiological dark matter" still deserves to be critically analyzed [ 7, 8].

Disproportion in scale is the very definition of modernity, starting with Hamlet as the bounded king of infinite space and continuing to Cartesian imagination, Joycean consciousness, Freudian unconsciousness, and the atomic and intergalactic (and for that matter microbiological and prehistoric) realms defined by science.

The sampling monitoring program for the case studies is presented along with wastewater quality modelling to prove the systems reliability to microbiological and organic matter removal.

Therefore, one may conclude that daptomycin might be a safer and more efficacious drug to use, in comparison with other comparator drugs in the matters of microbiological success, treatment-related AEs, discontinuation or death.

Cleaning and disinfection efficiencies were assessed based on both microbiological analyses and organic matter detachment and solubilization from fouled stainless steel surfaces.

The value of microbiological identification is a matter of debate, as cultures often reveal mixed flora in which it is difficult to distinguish contaminants from true pathogens.

In Table 3, we have a typical biofilm composition from previous laboratory studies for brackish and seawater treatment plants: Table 3 Typical composition of biofilm (Baker and Dudley 1998) Parameter Composition Moisture content of dried deposit >90% Total organic matter (TOM) >50% Humic substances as % of total organic matter ≤40% Microbiological counts >106 cfu/cm2.

The excess chlorine from microbiological disinfection reacts with organic matter (THMFP) to produce trihalomethane (THM).

The researchers looked at all the peer-reviewed studies of the matter, both epidemiological and microbiological.

Humic substances (HS) are complex and heterogeneous compounds of humified organic matter resulting from the chemical and microbiological decomposition of organic residues.