CFUs -- or colony-forming units -- is a microbiological term that describes the density of viable bacteria in a product.
Each of these tissue samples were divided in half, one part for microbiological, long-term incubation 10-14dd), the other for histological analysis (classification of periprosthetic membranes according to Morawietz et al. [ 18]).
If we consider our microbiological encounters in terms of our evolutionary history, and the nature of our relationships to each category of organism, we can see that low SES urban children are at the extreme end of a spectrum of loss of the organisms with which we co-evolved (Fig. 3).
The aim of the present randomized controlled trial is to evaluate the short-term microbiological and clinical effectiveness of 35% phosphoric etching gel as a decontaminating agent of the implant surface during resective surgical treatment of peri-implantitis.
C. trachomatis can be treated with tetracyclines (usually doxycycline) or macrolide (usually azithromycin) antibiotics with short-term microbiological cure rates of 90% to 95% (Manhart 2013).
36 37 Despite long-term microbiological follow-up (8 25 months), the duration of follow-up with regard to staff knowledge and behaviour remained short (approximately 4 weeks).
In conclusion no substantial differences were observed between fast and slowly depressurized subsurface fluids and also between surface and subsurface fluid samples in terms of microbiological activity and diversity.
Earthworms have a great ability to reduce pathogens without the need of increased temperatures and the final product in terms of microbiological quality is placed as class A compost.
Critical limit The critical limit will be fixed according to the requirements set by the company in terms of microbiological specifications of the spawn for the approval of suppliers.
The evolution of the process depends strongly on the nature of the material used in the compost and/or vermicompost and the C/N ratio affects the rate at which the material is stabilized in terms of microbiological activity.
