Sentence examples for value of bacteria from inspiring English sources

The prize for nutrition went to Spanish researchers for exploring the value of bacteria taken from children's faeces in sausage making.

While AO Biome has been largely focused on the hygienic value of bacteria, it also sees promise in the realm of probiotic skincare that targets the aging process.

In a class on economic, environmental and social sustainability at Scarsdale High School, two dozen teachers in T-shirts, shorts, skirts and sandals debated the value of bacteria to a community and read aloud poems about a strawberry's journey to the table.

Similarly, the average length of proteins of Streptococcus pneumoniae is 250, which is also much lower than the average value of bacteria.

C. burnetii bacterial load was expressed as log transformed value of bacteria per gram, mililiter or swab, depending on the sample type, and was calculated taking into account the dilutions and volume transformations during sample processing and the target gene copy number in the Nine Mile reference strain (20 copies).

The morphological data (Table  1) showed that the fixed and unfixed cells were flattened on the glass slide since the height values of bacteria were lower than the width values.

Genome-based analysis revealed a genome size variability of 20%, a value typical of bacteria inhabiting different ecological niches, and that suggests a large pan-genome for this subspecies.

In this paper, we introduce the concept of the minimum sticking efficiency (αi) value of a bacteria population, including a method to determine the minimum sticking efficiency.

In addition, we conducted clinical trials for the first time using a formulation for atopic dermatitis to identify the value of photosynthetic bacteria for the treatment of this disease.

The commercialization of the scientific value of "good" bacteria, and some pharmaceutical companies may cite the findings and claim health benefits even though their commercial products may not have the same strains and formulations as those tested in published studies.

These and similar investigations bolster the scientific value of good bacteria, opening a door for "claims made by commercial organizations [that] cite the Human Microbiome Project and all of its findings as evidence that customers should buy their product".