Expressions - Collocations of the word " bacterial "
| bacterial cellulose | 1) Static and agitated cultures are conventional ways to produce bacterial cellulose . 2) bacterial cellulose also has wide applications in commercial industries. more bacterial cellulose sentences |
| bacterial contamination | 1) Discard partially used makeup to avoid bacterial contamination . 2) A survey of vaccines in 1900 found wide variations in bacterial contamination . more bacterial contamination sentences |
| bacterial endocarditis | 1) What is the difference between bacterial endocarditis and pericarditis? 2) If caught early, bacterial endocarditis can result in a positive outcome. more bacterial endocarditis sentences |
| bacterial flagellum | 1) The bacterial flagellum is the best known example. 2) In addition many bacteria move using a structure called a bacterial flagellum . more bacterial flagellum sentences |
| bacterial flora | 1) bacterial flora of wild and captive porpoises. 2) Antimicrobial resistance of bacterial flora associated with bovine products in South Africa. more bacterial flora sentences |
| bacterial genome | 1) Further, its DNA shows substantial similarity to bacterial genomes . 2) Casjens, S. The diverse and dynamic structure of bacterial genomes . more bacterial genome sentences |
| bacterial infection | 1) These are white blood cells that fight bacterial infections . 2) Secondary bacterial infection may complicate the signs. more bacterial infection sentences |
| bacterial meningitis | 1) Gram staining may demonstrate bacteria in bacterial meningitis . 2) Untreated, bacterial meningitis is almost always fatal. more bacterial meningitis sentences |
| bacterial overgrowth | 1) Disorders of the immune system can cause bacterial overgrowth . 2) Erythromycin prevents bacterial overgrowth in the gut etc. during transport. more bacterial overgrowth sentences |
| bacterial pathogen | 1) Not all forms of bacterial pathogens are equally susceptible. 2) The study has revealed GLB44's strength and effectiveness against bacterial pathogens . more bacterial pathogen sentences |
| bacterial pneumonia | 1) Four years ago, another son died from bacterial pneumonia . 2) Antibiotics improve outcomes in those with bacterial pneumonia . more bacterial pneumonia sentences |
| bacterial spore | 1) Tyndallization historically was the earliest known effective way to destroy bacterial spores . 2) Flour naturally contains a variety of yeasts and bacterial spores . more bacterial spore sentences |
| bacterial strain | 1) This prevents undesirable bacterial strains from producing "off" flavors. 2) The outer core oligosaccharide chain varies depending on the bacterial strain . more bacterial strain sentences |
| bacterial toxin | 1) Other infectious agents such as parasites and bacterial toxins also occur. 2) It is made by combining interleukin-4 with a bacterial toxin . more bacterial toxin sentences |
| bacterial vaginosis | 1) Women can also have bacterial vaginosis without symptoms . 2) Two more common ailments that women suffer from are yeast infections and bacterial vaginosis . more bacterial vaginosis sentences |
| bacterial adhesion | 1) bacterial adhesion to boat hulls serves as the foundation for biofouling of seagoing vessels. 2) Fructose, which is present in all fruit juices, may also interfere with bacterial adhesion. more bacterial adhesion sentences |
| bacterial canker | 1) Look out for bacterial canker on plum trees. 2) Bird cherry is susceptible to bacterial cankers, which can disfigure and occasionally kill infected trees. more bacterial canker sentences |
| bacterial cell | 1) Cook food thoroughly to destroy bacterial cells. 2) Most bacterial cell membranes do not contain cholesterol. more bacterial cell sentences |
| bacterial colonization | 1) Germ free mice display abnormal behavior and altered brain chemistry that reverse following bacterial colonization. 2) However, drains provide a potential site for bacterial colonization that can be difficult to eliminate. more bacterial colonization sentences |
| bacterial colony | 1) Deadly competition between sibling bacterial colonies". 2) Produces a root surface which is less conducive to bacterial colony formation. more bacterial colony sentences |
| bacterial community | 1) A complex bacterial community living in pitcher plant fluid. 2) Each of those aphids, in turn, support diverse bacterial communities. more bacterial community sentences |
| bacterial composition | 1) Once the host immune system is developed, it regulates the bacterial composition in the gut. 2) In this study, researchers analyzed the gut bacterial composition of 292 Danish adults by a new analytical approach called quantitative metagenomics. more bacterial composition sentences |
| bacterial counts | 1) These may be specified in terms of acceptable bacterial counts. 2) Micropore filters are also used for algae and bacterial counts. more bacterial counts sentences |
| bacterial culture | 1) Tests available for MAP include bacterial culture from faeces. 2) This has no relationship to the viability of the bacterial cultures. more bacterial culture sentences |
| bacterial disease | 1) If antibiotics were ineffective, bacterial diseases would be life threatening. 2) Today, vaccines exist for many viral and bacterial diseases. more bacterial disease sentences |
| bacterial enzyme | 1) It contains its own bacterial enzymes that are beneficial to our health. 2) The myxopyronin binds to and inhibits the crucial bacterial enzyme RNA polymerase. more bacterial enzyme sentences |
| bacterial genera | 1) Of these genera "Bacillus" species are the dominant bacterial genera in Jiuqu. 2) Like most bacterial genera, the pseudomonad last common ancestor lived hundreds of millions of years ago. more bacterial genera sentences |
| bacterial growth | 1) There was a halo of inhibited bacterial growth around the mould. 2) The surface should not promote bacterial growth or be flammable. more bacterial growth sentences |
| bacterial isolates | 1) A similar pattern of antibiotic resistance was observed against the bacterial isolates from post operative sepsis. 2) Of the 17 studies, 11 reported that over 90% of bacterial isolates were susceptible to fosfomycin. more bacterial isolates sentences |
| bacterial load | 1) This reduces colonic bacterial load by increasing colon motility. 2) The high bacterial load in the mouth means that ulcers may become secondarily infected. more bacterial load sentences |
| bacterial phyla | 1) There are no fixed rules to the nomenclature of bacterial phyla. 2) Around 1000 species of bacteria from 19 bacterial phyla have been found. more bacterial phyla sentences |
| bacterial plaque | 1) Periodontal disease is caused by bacterial plaque. 2) Show on your drawing where bacterial plaque is most likely to be found. more bacterial plaque sentences |
| bacterial population | 1) The largest bacterial populations inhabit the filter; efficient filtration is vital. 2) These have resulted in damage to invertebrate and bacterial populations. more bacterial population sentences |
| bacterial resistance | 1) New antibiotics are not coming on-line fast enough to combat bacterial resistance. 2) bacterial resistance in hospitals is everywhere you look . more bacterial resistance sentences |
| bacterial species | 1) The ability to undergo natural transformation among bacterial species is widespread. 2) And other bacterial species were learning the same trick . more bacterial species sentences |
| bacterial survival | 1) To date, most approaches for target selection have focused on the importance of bacterial survival. 2) There are arguments for creating or maintaining conditions that are not conducive to bacterial survival and multiplication, rather than attempting to kill them with chemicals. more bacterial survival sentences |
| bacterial virulence | 1) Furthermore, microgravity has been shown to enhance bacterial virulence while depressing the immune response. 2) Targeting of identified bacterial proteins that are involved in complement inhibition would neutralize the key bacterial virulence mechanism. more bacterial virulence sentences |
| bacterial | 1) Deadly competition between sibling bacterial colonies". 2) Cook food thoroughly to destroy bacterial cells. more bacterial sentences |
Expressions with the word bacterial
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