Sentence examples for microorganisms could not from inspiring English sources

Most reported microorganisms could not metabolize xylose and glucose simultaneously.

However, microorganisms could not efficiently grow using arabinose, lactose, and sucrose as the sole carbon source.

Patients from whom pathogenic microorganisms could not be isolated from respiratory cultures were continued on their initial antimicrobial regimen [ 20].

The two processes abiotic (adsorption) and biotic degradation (transformation by microorganisms) could not be distinguished, because no method was developed for analysis of the target compounds in sludge.

Data for this study were obtained over the course of seven months between July 2011 and January 2012, and therefore seasonal variations in the frequency of bloodstream infection and causative microorganisms could not be assessed.

Interestingly, it was found using chinchillas as model system that antibiotic-treated bacteria can persist in a viable state for weeks and can be detected by molecular methods and not cultivation-dependent methods [ 45], while bacterial DNA from non-viable microorganisms could not be detected by any method.

Pathogen microorganism could not be confirmed in 86 (41.5%) cases.

The microorganism could not be cultured on blood or chocolate agar, aerobically or anaerobically, when incubated for up to 7 days.

In contrast, large molecular substances should be degraded by diverse species of microorganisms, because the degradation could not be completed by individual type and the cooperation of diverse species is necessary (Kanaly et al. 2000).

Since AA was also detected in both the fermentation mixtures, the presence of some heterofermentative LAB or other AA-producing microorganism in these mixtures could not be ruled out.

Most ice-nucleating bacteria occur epiphytically (Lindow 1983), but the possible occurrence of ice nucleation-active microorganisms in internal tissues that could not be easily killed and live in a more symbiotic manner cannot be completely discounted (Hirano and Upper 1995).