Sentence examples for microscopic cultural from inspiring English sources

Morphotypes were categorized based on macroscopic and microscopic cultural characteristics.

P. jirovecii (PJP) was identified by immunofluorescence (IF), performed on bronchoalveolar lavage (BAL) and other virus, bacterial and fungal infections were excluded with appropriate microscopic, cultural or molecular methods on BAL.

The first collected aliquot was used for the microscopic and cultural examination of common bacteria and fungi, and of direct acid-fast bacilli smears (Kinyoun method) and cultures for mycobacteria, and for the microscopic examination of Pneumocystis jiroveci (Gomori-Grocott silver stain).

Scholars scrutinized the "Rite" from multiple angles, examining its Russian and Parisian roots, its cultural context, microscopic details of its score, its reception as a ballet, and its afterlife as an orchestral showpiece.

The cultural and microscopic characteristics of the isolate XG21 were analyzed to classify the fungal genus with the key evidence-based evaluation (Jung et al. 2012; Pitt and Hocking 2009).

Identification up to genus level was done on the basis of cultural characteristics, microscopic examination after Gram's staining; "shape, arrangement and staining character", and physiological/biochemical characteristics; "motility, oxidase reaction, catalase reaction, glucose utilization and fermentation tests and starch hydrolysis".

In the present study, several different fungal isolates with amylolytic activities were purified from different soil samples and preliminary identification was based on microbiological studies including cultural and microscopic characterization followed by 18S rDNA sequence analysis.

The cultural and microscopic features of the genus Streptomyces are: aerobic growth, gram-positive, non-acid-alcohol-fast, non-motile actinomycete which forms extensively branched, light yellow substrate mycelia on a variety of media with or without aerial hyphae, with or without diffusible pigments on the media.

The isolates DAB-1Y and DAB-1W were identified based on their cultural characteristics and microscopic features.

By the 1970s, a cadre of unique coprolite analysts was trained to analyze macroscopic and microscopic remains for integrated reconstructions of the cultural determinants of parasitism.

The primary identification of the isolates was conducted on the basis of their cultural characteristics on agar plates and microscopic observations.