Sentence examples for retention of microorganisms from inspiring English sources

Although the type and degree of substratum surface roughness affects the retention of microorganisms on a surface, few studies have investigated this phenomenon using well-characterised substrata.

In our previous study, carbon fiber textiles (CFT) that have surface hydrophobicity and porous structure for better retention of microorganisms were used as supporting materials (Sasaki et al. 2010a).

The genes encoding putative cell surface binding factors like mucus-binding protein (Mub) and fibronectin-binding protein (Fbp) involved in the cellular interaction, and hence causing a prolonged retention of microorganisms in the host's digestive system and also helping the probiotic organism to competitively inhibit the pathogens, were also detected by PCR assays.

Kinetics modeling for the destruction of microorganisms, inactivation of enzymes, retention of health-related compounds, and extension of shelf-life are discussed.

Errors in this procedure hamper efficient cleaning of the root canals, leading to the retention of infected debris and residual microorganisms.

Feeding system and retention in an anaerobic bioreactor in the presence of microorganisms that promote acidogenesis and methanogenesis [39].

Factors affecting efficiency and stability of the process are types of microorganisms, feed C N ratio, hydraulic retention time, reactor design, temperature, pH control, hydrogen pressure, and additives such as manure and surfactants.

While treating the GW, the mechanisms of the EF included the filtering absorption in the layer of soil and packing, and the bio-chemical retention of the plant root and microorganism.

The high pH and salinity in bioreactors can prevent a stable aggregation of microorganisms which is usually essential for biomass retention of slowly growing organisms.

Firstly, large surface area and highly porous structure with water holding capacity and nutrient retention of biochar could provide resources for the specific metabolic needs of microorganisms (Steinbeiss et al. 2009).

The process relies on a complex consortium of microorganisms and laboratory tests have shown that the biomass retention, in suspended flocs or attached biofilm, significantly improved SCN− degradation rates.