microbiology造句

SETTing: The department of immunology and microbiology of a medical college.

Attitudes to hygiene in the West have evolved not only with modern medicine and microbiology.

Membrane fouling occurs by three major causes: deposition, adsorption, and microbiology.

The guidelines in the policy also cover tissue and cell culture, medical diagnostics, industrial microbiology and biochemical engineering.

Despite our great advances in microbiology, we are still unable to differentiate these organisms that cause the different infections.

Sodium dehydroacetate is a new type of preservatives and has obvious inhibiting action to microbiology in food.

We found the number and type of bacteria were the most, and the number of microbiology from soil sample was more than others.

Unlike microbiology majors at other schools, the ones laboring over microscopes and petri dishes all day, Barton's students study extremophile microbes where they thrive: caves.

Dr Martin Goldberg, microbiology lecturer at Nottingham Trent University warns: 'the bacterium Bacillus cereus, found on some rice, can survive the cooking process.

An illness swine delivered to clinical diagnose was checked up integrally and detailedly by using techniques of clinical diagnosis, pathological anatomy and microbiology.

Membrane fouling occurs by three major causes: deposition, adsorption, and microbiology. The control method corresponding with these fouling is put forward by analyses in this article.

Researchers at the University of Colorado tested 45 showers in five states as part of a larger study of the microbiology of air and water in homes, schools and public buildings.