Sentence examples for terms of zone from inspiring English sources

Sensitivity of test organisms to purified lipopeptide was measured in terms of zone of inhibition using Kirby-Bauer disk diffusion susceptibility test (Bauer et al. [1966]).

Antimicrobial activity of these sets was evaluated in terms of zone of inhibition and thereby percent loss, with respect to untreated control, was calculated.

Figure 10 reveals that the antibacterial effect of PA-AgNPs against gram negative bacteria in terms of zone of inhibition at 10 µg/ml (24 mm) and 20 µg/ml (36 mm) which were compared to that of standard streptomycin sulphate at concentration of 15 µg/ml (39 mm).

Sensitivity of different bacterial strains to various extracts was measured in terms of zone of inhibition using agar diffusion assay (ADA) [ 16].

Table  6 shows the antibacterial activity in terms of zone of inhibition (mm diameter) of various solvent extracts from different parts (leaves, stem and fruit) of D. innoxia.

Their result is explained in terms of zone-boundary optical phonon emission from high energy electrons.

Further, the knowledge of the reference base in case of the distribution model is expressed in terms of zones with each zone carrying a weightage factor.

A minor change in frameshifting efficiencies can be detected and clearly shown phenotypically in terms of zones of clearing on an agar plate.

Then, the aircraft fire safety airworthiness design process has been presented to allocate the aircraft level safety requirements in terms of zones.

The first system is achieved through the principle of information value compositional zone layout (Fig. 3), which is presented in terms of zones: Centred vs. Polarised, Circular, Mediator composition, horizontal (or left-right) Given-New and vertical (or up-down) Ideal-Real compositions (or dimensions).

The antibacterial activity assessed in terms of inhibition zone indicated that, at concentrations of 25 50, 100 μg/mL there were increase zone of inhibitions as the extract concentrations increases (Table 5).