Sentence examples for suitable nutrients from inspiring English sources

Organic wastes in sewage or compost piles are converted by bacteria either into suitable nutrients for plant metabolism or into gaseous methane (CH4) and carbon dioxide.

This issue is a particular concern when using high throughput multi-well plate formats and working with living organisms that can expand rapidly when suitable nutrients are available.

Hydrogen can be produced by photo-fermentation with photosynthetic bacteria, carried out with suitable nutrients, under anaerobic conditions, in the absence of nitrogen gas, with illumination and with stressful concentrations of nitrogen sources.

Though engineered algae and yeast are prominent in the field, the oleaginous soil bacteria in the family Rhodococcus is an emerging candidate for study due to a broader threshold of suitable nutrients and cultivation conditions (Alvarez et al. 2000; Gomez et al. 2016; Salvachúa et al. 2015).

It is also possible that the preference developed simply because Mycena fungi are saprotrophic and can provide G. flavilabella suitable nutrients.

Since clearly the same fraction cannot (or is wise not to) remain in dormancy indefinitely in the presence of suitable nutrients that permit the growth of its siblings, we must invoke at least one mechanism that can cause the bacteria to 'oscillate' between growing and dormant states.

So we have proposed a dosing mechanism, suitable nutrient design and delivery; the result is highly encouraging.

Nutrient removal from synthetic wastewater was studied as a function of nutrient composition in a five-step sequencing batch reactor (SBR) in order to determine the most suitable nutrient ratios maximizing nutrient removal.

This study provides new data concerning suitable nutrient concentrations for cultivation of the Gram-positive Rhodococcus opacus PD630, which is able to accumulate large amounts of lipids during nitrogen limitation.

Recent literature has shown that in order to enhance methane release from coal through biogasification, suitable nutrient solutions are needed to stimulate microbial activities toward coal depolymerization and conversion to biogas.

In addition to inoculating PGPMs in NH4 +-based rhizosphere hotspots, inoculation of PGPM strains that are adapted or compatible to specific soil properties [21, 51], utilization of suitable nutrient additives, carrier materials and inoculation techniques may increase their survival rates PGPMs after inoculation in soil [37, 52].