Sentence examples for yeast found from inspiring English sources

The bread he is referring to is a sourdough made the old fashioned way, with hours of fermentation and naturally occurring yeast found in the air by a baker named Richard Bourdon in rural Massachusetts.

Foreseeably, yeast found its application as a common expression platform for enzyme systems because of its robustness.

In C1 fermentation this was the only yeast found at the end of the fermentation; in C2 sample a significant presence of K. marxianus (56%and19%9% at refreshment steps 7 and 12 respectively) was also observed.

Students calculate the value of the chi-squared test statistic (χ2) by summing the squared difference between the observed and expected number of uni- and multicellular yeast found in rotifer stomachs: chi^{2} = frac{{left( {#,Observed_{uni} - #, Expected_{uni} } right)^{2} }}{{#, Expected_{uni} }} + frac{{left( {#,Observed_{multi} - #,Expected_{multi} } right)^{2} }}{{#,Expected_{multi} }} (2).

Comparisons of protein interaction methods for protein interactions in yeast found only 2,400 interactions were in common from a total of 80,000 interactions found from a variety of methods in yeast [41].

L. fermentati is an environmental, saprophytic yeast found in decaying material.

That wild yeast finds its way into the starter for the bread.

The aim of this study is to better understand hydrothermal treatment process of yeast, find out the mechanism for YH enhancement of enzymatic digestibility and evaluate the absorption capacity of YHL protein on lignin.

But scientists already know the different yeasts found in vineyards all over the world play a role in a wine's terroir, the unique aspects of taste and smell that depend on where the wine is produced.

The light funkiness of the unique yeasts found in this ale go nicely with the umami factor of all the sausages and sandwiches.

13 In the current study, we sought to determine whether yeasts found in fermented foods have beneficial effects on EAE.