Sentence examples for unfavourable growth from inspiring English sources

Pseudolysogeny occurs when a host cell encounters unfavourable growth conditions and appears to play an important role in phage survival by enabling the preservation of the phage genome until host growth conditions have become advantageous again.

The removal of coliforms is presumably linked to the physical co-composting parameters, especially the high temperature and unfavourable growth conditions established during the thermophilic phase.

Forest decline is either caused by damage or else by vulnerability due to unfavourable growth conditions or due to unnatural silvicultural systems.

Very low initial growing space was presumably one of the main reasons for low survival, unfavourable growth and quality development of oaks in nest plantings.

Plants are sessile and many are adapted to survive unfavourable growth conditions, including cold, salinity, drought and a variety of biotic stresses including herbivory.

More often, glycolate metabolism is studied in the context of its excretion as a waste-product to circumvent unfavourable growth conditions [57] [60].

When conditions are unfavourable for growth and multiplication, bacteria remain dormant on or inside plant tissue.

Unfavourable cell growth conditions could trigger this pathway and, as a consequence, a subpopulation of bacterial cells would die.

A long storage period might decrease counts if conditions are unfavourable for growth (lower pH) and if listeria are exposed to competitive interaction from other silage microorganisms.

Generally, all four phenotypes survived well on TCP, (VI>1.0; Supplementary Figure 2), whereas in ULAS, the VI dropped significantly in most cell lines, indicating that the suspension was unfavourable for growth.

The low pH of fruits is generally unfavourable for the growth of bacteria, but yeasts and molds can grow and cause spoilage in fruits.