microbiology
mikrobiologi
definition
noun
Pasteur's findings helped established a new branch of science - microbiology .
the branch of science that deals with microorganisms.
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If my own educational journey was to start again I would hope to fit in some astronomy and 'microbiology' .
He took a degree in 'microbiology' and then a PhD in aquatic biology at Durham University before joining the water authority as a scientist.
Students at Aberdeen University's Institute of Medical Sciences are carrying out vital research in 'microbiology' and on a wide range of diseases.
I accept that MRSA is an urgent issue, but attempts to make 'microbiology' a political issue are the arguments of the politically desperate.
Hers is in 'microbiology' and his is in electrical engineering.
In both cases the new science of 'microbiology' , with its emphasis on contact and borders, met the needs of a particular historical moment.
But is education limited to calculus, literature, 'microbiology' , and quantum physics?
Her uncle had become quite a genius with bacteria and 'microbiology' as gross as the subject is.
Modern arguments are extremely technical, involving 'microbiology' and mathematical logic.
she has a degree in 'microbiology'
A higher management span of control in 'microbiology' was associated with identification of bacteria to the genus and species level.
Pasteur's findings helped established a new branch of science - 'microbiology' .
Her PhD in 'microbiology' and mathematics let her do this rather easily.
The award was given to him in recognition of his services to the industry including a number of key inventions that have furthered the science of 'microbiology' worldwide.
Look at several examples including, chemistry, hematology, coagulation and 'microbiology' .
It offers a number of challenges in hematology and clinical microscopy, chemistry, and 'microbiology' and immunology.
This concept has been expanded to include other areas of medicine including 'microbiology' and genetic engineering.
His fields of study included 'microbiology' , engineering, and computer science.
As someone with a background in 'microbiology' , I am well aware of the various bacteria, mycotoxins and other natural but detrimental elements that may be found in our food.
It takes physics and 'microbiology' to a very new and exciting level - one that can help patients with chronic illnesses.
He holds a B.S. in 'microbiology' and an M.S. in biomedical engineering.
The medics will include infectious disease specialists, 'microbiologists' , virologists, and nurses who specialise in acute care or communicable disease control.
At the correct stage of development - at maximum bioavailability - the living biomass is aseptically air-dried, granulated, and tested 'microbiologically' .
I had never planned on becoming a 'microbiologist' , especially after washing glassware in a microbiology laboratory for three summers during high school.
All patients underwent a battery of investigations, providing complete data on all patients, and diagnoses were confirmed 'microbiologically' or from independent radiographic review.
In many instances the presence of infection can be determined by microscopic examination of the stool for evidence of parasites and 'microbiological' culture for bacteria.
Penicillins, cephalosporins, monobactams and carbapenems can all be hydrolyzed by multiple members of the beta lactamase family of enzymes, resulting in a 'microbiologically' ineffective compound.
This vision-threatening infection, which is generally managed by ophthalmologists, requires 'microbiologic' assessment (Gram stain and culture) and immediate, aggressive treatment.
In the late nineteenth century, 'microbiologists' identified microflora in the gastrointestinal tracts of healthy individuals that differed from those found in diseased individuals.
Some, however, show disparities between the clinical and 'microbiological' outcomes that make the role of the cultured bacteria dubious.
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