Sentence examples for predictor of microbial from inspiring English sources
Moisture content of litter was the best predictor of microbial activity, followed by forest size.
Soil organic matter (SOM) content was a strong predictor of microbial biomarker abundances and fungi/bacteria ratios, while soil pH was a strong predictor of microbial composition (i.e., relative abundance of individual fatty acids) and potential microbial stress indices (i.e., cy19 0a/18 1ω7c and cy17:0/16:1ω7c ratios).
However, the index child's sex was not a significant predictor of microbial biomarkers in individual bed dust samples.
Multivariate logistic regression analysis was conducted to assess whether prior outpatient antimicrobial treatment is a predictor of microbial aetiology.
The aim of the study reported here was to assess whether prior outpatient antimicrobial treatment is a predictor of microbial aetiology in patients admitted to hospital for CAP.
In vitro growth per se is often considered a good predictor of microbial burden in vivo (see e.g. Paisley et al., 2005), as growth is a prerequisite for organ colonization.
Characteristics related to dampness were the most consistent predictors of microbial biomarkers.
We aimed to assess predictors of microbial agents in mattress dust throughout Europe and to investigate associations between microbial exposures, home characteristics and respiratory health.
Because 'phylogeny' and 'spatial location' consisted of multiple vectors, this approach tested the overall significance of these predictors of microbial community structure.
However, the precise quantitative nature of this relationship, the relative merits of oligonucleotide composition and AAC as predictors of microbial ecology, and ultimately the relative importance of DNA-level and protein-level adaptations to different environments remain largely uncharacterized.
Standard plate counts or coliform counts are reasonable predictors of microbial presence, but as we peer deeply into our water, other microbes noroviruses, Giardia, Cryptosporidium continue to elude us, testing our essential drinking water and our survival.
