Sentences with phrase «for microorganisms»

If you leave wet breast pads on your skin for an extended period of time, they can provide the perfect environment for microorganisms to grow.

This scale can, unfortunately, be a breeding ground for microorganisms and bacteria.

Human skin surfaces are complex ecosystems for microorganisms, including fungi, bacteria and viruses, which are known collectively as the skin microbiome.

We began developing an idea that radiation in the rock provides energy for microorganisms.

For example, describe how you test cells and blood to look for microorganisms and parasites.

We will examine fresh fecal material under a microscope for microorganisms and eggs.

This material can then be cultured for microorganisms and examined under the microscope.

Once your pup starts to scratch on these areas, the skin can be cut, providing entry for microorganisms leading to inflammation and skin infection.

The average day at the office for medical laboratory personnel includes examining and analyzing bodily fluids and cells in the search for microorganisms including bacteria and parasites.

Doing so not only reduces the toxins in your final bread, it also creates a healthier environment for the microorganisms that make up a good starter to exist.

microbe Short for microorganism.

Cargo sent to the station, and the vehicles that carry it, undergo a rigorous cleaning process and monitoring for microorganisms before launch.

The objective of the Islamic slaughter is to ensure maximal blood drainage from the animal as Muslim belief blood is a good culture medium for microorganisms to flourish.

One poorly designed piece of equipment is all it takes for microorganisms to grow and fester, and eventually contaminate every product going across your line.

With this protective layer breached, it's easy for microorganisms such as yeast or bacteria to invade the inflamed skin.

There is a potential with clogged ducts for microorganisms to grow and this could lead to a breast infection or mastitis.

«We just drop her there and leave,» says Wettergreen, who describes Zoe as a giant fluorescence - imaging camera that searches the desert soil for microorganisms.

The pyrazine - producing bacterium was discovered by chance when the scientists were looking for microorganisms capable of protecting ant colonies from parasitic fungi.

«We should be investigating new and different ways of monitoring spacecraft for microorganisms,» says Ott.

Cell walls (peptideglycan) are essential for microorganisms to maintain cell integrity.

Plenty of midnight oil has been burned en route, and long weekends spent waiting patiently for microorganisms, enzymes and NMR spectrometers to do their work.

The increased oxygen levels could now attack the rocks on land and in the process release nutrients such as phosphor and iron that ended up in the oceans as nutrients for microorganisms.

Analysis of data also shows that Ceres has a water - ice mantle surrounding a rocky core, and that there may still be at least pockets of liquid water beneath the surface, raising the prospect of potential habitability for microorganisms, as seemingly unlikely as that may sound for a world so far from the Sun.

The completion of a draft genome sequence for the microorganism Methanosarcina barkeri has enabled use of high - throughput technologies such as microarrays and mass spectrometry of proteins to detect global changes that occur in response to experimental treatments.

In fact the first biotech patent was for a microorganism for cleanup of oil spills.

Probiotics are microorganisms in a symbiotic relationship with humans, and prebiotics are the food for the microorganisms.

Zinc was very attractive to me because of earlier studies showing that it was a growth factor for microorganisms, for plants and for animals.

This roughly estimates the length of time needed for the microorganism to exhibit its full blown effects on the body of the infected organism.

The apple cider vinegar creates an environment too alkaline for the microorganisms to thrive; and

However, damming rivers also creates the perfect conditions for microorganisms to generate greenhouse gases such as methane and carbon dioxide.

In the northern Indian Ocean, the interplay of circulation and high biological production caused low levels of oxygen at greater depths, making it necessary for microorganisms there to consume nitrate instead.

A scratch or cut on your feet may not be a big deal back home, but get one while galavanting around the tropics and you're at risk for microorganisms and bacteria that can cause a mild infection that can be treated with antibiotics or soft tissue necrosis that requires amputation!

Diagnoses relying on the examination of stool samples are not authoritative and must be confirmed by testing for the microorganism's DNA.

Tap water contains many minerals, and if used, can cause a white dust to coat surfaces in your house, and scale to develop inside your humidifier, which can be a breeding ground for microorganisms.

Thirdly, Dr. Canli brings the notion of the human body as an ecosystem for microorganisms and the role of genetics.

It's not really that shocking if you think about it: These sponges provide a warm and moist environment for microorganisms to grow, with nutrition coming from occasional food scraps.

The findings: carbon, hydrogen, oxygen, nitrogen, sulfur and phosphorous — key ingredients for life — plus chemicals such as sulfur dioxide and hydrogen sulfide that could provide energy for microorganisms.

For traditional, standard tests, water samples need to be kept below 4 degrees Celsius after collection until they are delivered to a lab where they can be cultured and examined under a microscope for microorganisms, such as Escherichia coli.

microbe Short for microorganism, a living thing that is too small to see with the unaided eye.

The Art of Fermentation by Sandor Ellix Katz «The Art of Fermentation appeals to our personal and fundamental well being, with a thoroughly engaging account of wild, tamed, and unaccounted - for microorganisms.

I also argue that the reconceptualization of the human body as an ecosystem for these microorganisms and the human genome as a host for non-human exogenous sequences may greatly amplify the opportunity to discover genetic links to the illness.

Science has shown that dietary fiber can play a critical role in allowing probiotics to prosper because they create an ideal feeding ground for microorganisms.

Both act on the gut to clear and rid your body of harmful, inflammation - inducing organisms usually brought on by poor diet — eat too much fat or sugar and you are creating an environment for microorganisms that process fats and sugars.

The colon helps maintain fluid and electrolyte balance and absorb nutrients; it is also the major site of fecal storage until expulsion and provides an environment for microorganisms.