Examples of using Microbial activity in English and their translations into German
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Microbial activity, and its consequences for repository safety, cannot therefore be ruled out even under extreme conditions.
It also promotes the microbial activity in the soil and improves the physical,
Other aspects of redox fronts such as organic geochemistry, mineral phases, microbial activity, radiolysis and geochemical self-organisation are briefly reviewed.
we adopt high-resolution methods which allow measurements of microbial activity and associated biogeochemical processes in the sub-millimeter range.
or as a product of microbial activity.
is effectively used in horticulture to feed the microbes and boost the microbial activity of the soil.
The above-mentioned honeydew kind has been found to have a high microbial activity while the manuka kind has been found to have high non-peroxide activity. .
This has important implications for those repository designs which cannot be specifically shown to have low microbial activity levels due to limited availability of nutrients.
The high availability of easily degradable carbon fuels microbial activity, which in the rhizosphere can be up to 50 times higher than in the bulk soil.
For example, it was shown that the stimulation of microbial activity leads to reduction of U(VI)
as reducing the soil temperature slows down microbial activity, which makes it more difficult for the plant to grow.
As the fungal hyphae grew through the dry zone, the bacterial spores germinated and we noticed clear microbial activity," says UFZ environmental microbiologist Dr. Lukas Y. Wick.
Interpretative modelling of microbial activity, natural series profiles
spoilage bacteria and other microbial activity.
energy resources promote microbial activity in the rhizosphere and the bulk soil
Soil warming led to an increased microbial activity which in turn enhanced the decomposition of humus
The temperature effect on methane release was primarily due to increased microbial activity in the sediment," explains Dr. Sabine Hilt, co-author of the study and working group leader at the IGB.
Up to now, however, it has not been understood to what extent geodynamic processes such as the subduction of oceanic plates influence this microbial activity and, in turn, impact the carbon balance.
solid reaction products, microbial activity and the occurrence of stress assisted failures.
says Dr. Frank Wenzhöfer,"Together with the organic carbon content of the seafloor we then can estimate the microbial activity in the sediment.