Примеры использования Micro-organisms на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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Category 2: Micro-organisms and Toxins.
Genetically modified micro-organisms or.
Equipment for handling micro-organisms.
Heat promotes the growth of micro-organisms and therefore we always keep the operating theatres at the ideal temperature.
This type of micro-organisms in the process of life accumulates a specific pigment inside
Conduct any activities in the field of micro-organisms and toxins except by civilian personnel not in the employ of any military organization.
in particular filamentous micro-organisms, Vogelbusch has developed a patented propagation system.
This system also allows micro-organisms to grow at different temperatures
Formation of endosulfan sulfate is mediated essentially by micro-organisms, while endosulfan-diol was found to be the major hydrolysis product.
There is no question that micro-organisms and invertebrates are critical for agriculture
Most of these cases relate to hydrothermal vent micro-organisms, and one patent was identified for a product based on a fungus from deep-sea sediments.
oversight of pathogens, micro-organisms, genetically modified organisms
There is no question that micro-organisms and invertebrates are critical for agriculture
These micro-organisms need carbohydrates for their growth
scale of their work with pathogenic micro-organisms and toxins is assessed, along with their level of bio-security.
a considerable amount of coarse impurities, fine colloidal particles, micro-organisms etc.
What is more, the fibre is resistant to micro-organisms and does not bring about any allergic reactions.
It was stressed that the close relationship between the mineral deposits and the micro-organisms inhabiting the vents and the nearby biota should be taken into
This standard specifies the capability of gloves to protect the user against chemicals and/or micro-organisms.
During composting, man assists nature by organizing good operating conditions for the micro-organisms, which decompose the waste.