Sentence examples for more diverse microbial from inspiring English sources

The class and genus of microorganism demonstrated that the IP had a more diverse microbial community and more even distribution of species in BAC filter.

We recommend the microbial monitoring of riverbed sediments as it harbours more diverse microbial community and once resuspended may cause health and environmental problems.

The earthworms breakdown the organic residues, which stimulate greater microbial activity, increase nutrient mineralization rates, and rapidly convert the wastes into a humus-like substance that has a finer structure than ordinary composts while possessing greater and more diverse microbial populations (Atiyeh et al. 2000; Yadav and Garg 2011).

A more diverse microbial community may, however, buffer a plant from potentially dangerous pathogens and include a diverse array of functional groups of species that facilitate plant growth.

In general, forage-fed animals have a more diverse microbial ecosystem, whereas the concentrate-fed animals have ruminal systems more heavily dominated by a few taxa.

Prokaryotic homologs for additional Arabidopsis genes would most probably be detected were this comparison to be repeated with the more numerous (~1,000) and more diverse microbial genomes now available.

This suggests that the more phylogenetically-related microbial assemblages detected in older CF patients may be more resistant to these antimicrobials and contribute to poorer airway function, while the more diverse pediatric microbial assemblage is more sensitive to antimicrobial perturbation and linked to improved pulmonary function.

Artificial aeration does not totally compensate the absence of plants, suggesting that the role of plants goes beyond the addition of oxygen to the medium, permitting the development of a more active and diverse microbial community near the root zone.

It is well reported that rhizosphere region exhibits more diverse niche for microbial population due to presence of organic contents.

It can be postulated that future FGAs will be more comprehensive for the survey of diverse microbial communities, and at the same time they will be more specific for the detection and identification of microbial communities for particular ecosystems or functional processes of interest [ 50].

This study lays the foundation for microbial production of more diverse coumarin compounds.