Sentence examples for responsible microbes from inspiring English sources

To get more insight in the degradation processes in this MBR, the responsible microbes, and the underlying degradation mechanisms, laboratory experiments were performed to test the potential for aerobic and anaerobic degradation of ibuprofen and diclofenac.

Macrophages were once cast as humble handmaidens of the immune system, responsible for recognizing microbes or debris and gobbling them up.

Emmanuelle, working with a biologist at New York University Medical Center named Jayne Raper, identified a portal-like molecule on the surface of trypanosomes, the family of microbes responsible for sleeping sickness in Africa and a disease in cattle.

Another set of examples are genes responsible for sensing microbes and triggering down-stream cell signalling pathways.

Researchers have isolated the four microbes responsible for causing diarrhea, which kills 800,000 kids in the developing world each year.

The microbes responsible for urinary tract infections sometimes survive onslaughts by the immune system and antibiotics, reemerging to strike again.

Comparisons in microbiomes in these habitats were therefore expected to facilitate the identification of microbes responsible for electricity generation at the anodes.

This chapter discusses the different microbes responsible for MIC in oil and gas industry, classification of microorganisms, MIC mechanisms, and biofilm development and factors necessary for its formation.

Their findings show that most of the microbes responsible for decomposition come from the soil, not from the gut as other researchers have suggested.

The dimensions of the largest pore diameters may also be accessible to microbes responsible for reductive dechlorination; however, the small percentage of the pore space that can accommodate microbes may limit the extent of reductive dechlorination in the rock matrix.

An inherent microzonation in the rhizosphere of plants that extend roots over 1 m into the soil apparently sustains communities of microbes responsible for both anaerobic and aerobic activity.