Sentence examples for sole growth from inspiring English sources

Here, the aerobic biodegradation of TCE as the sole growth substrate is demonstrated.

Growth experiments indicated that each disaccharide can serve as a sole growth substrate, in accordance with genetic analysis that predicted diverse metabolic capabilities.

Astonishingly, Stone does not challenge Castro's assertion that the revolution more or less solved the problem of prostitution, when the world knows that sex tourism is virtually the sole growth area in the Cuban economy.

Phenotype microarray analysis has demonstrated that this strain can utilize several organic acids including lactic acid, succinic acid, malic acid, citric acid and fumaric acid as sole growth substrates.

Keeping in mind the decreasing livestock population and the scarcity of cow dung, vegetable waste can act as a potential substitute for cow dung where cow dung can be used as a starter material rather than sole growth medium.

To use a chemical as a sole growth substrate, the cell must also be able to convert the carbon skeleton of that chemical into all other metabolites that it requires.

To describe the dependence of growth rate on substrate concentration we chose Monod kinetics (Additional file 2B) as appropriate for a non-toxic, sole growth-limiting substrate, e.g. growth of E. coli on glucose [ 51].

Thus, we can conclude the sole increase of the growth rate (samples E1 and E2) leads to a decreased Sb content that is entirely responsible for the improved PL.

As an undergraduate and a young barrister, Thorpe organised trips by what were known as university commandos to the West Country, then possibly the sole potential growth area for the Liberal party.

State Senator Robert E. Schluter, a Republican from Flemington, cast the sole Economic Growth committee vote against the bill, saying it was unwise for the state to subsidize projects outside economically distressed areas because it would promote unneeded building and because it would take business from existing companies.

The glyoxylate cycle is found in many β-proteobacteria, including OM5, particularly in organisms that grow well in media in which acetate and other Krebs cycle dicarboxylic acid intermediates are the sole carbon growth source.