Similar words: microbiology, microbe, microbus, microeconomics, acrophobia, micro, microdot, macrobiotic. Meaning: [maɪ'krəʊbɪəl] 
adj. of or involving or caused by or being microbes.
adj. of or involving or caused by or being microbes. 
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151. Two factors slow down, or even eliminate, altogether some microbial growth in WPC.
152. It can be classified into microbial fuel cell and enzymatic biofuel cell.
153. Proteolysis and putrefaction are typical results of microbial spoilage of such high - protein materials.
154. Stable Operation. Operates efficiently without continuous operator supervision; captive microbial population prevents upsets due to fluctuating hydraulic or organic loads.
155. His focus is eco-hydrogeology, which includes the study of water on planets and moons of our solar system and how those could serve as a potential habitat for microbial life.
156. Microbial flocculate B-1 is separated from high activated sludge by breeding and selectivity-media and is used in experimental research of microbial flocculation properties of kaolinite suspension.
157. Microbial transglutaminase ( MTG ) was applied to anti-crease finishing of silk habotai, its effect on silk fabric was investigated, and analysis was also undertaken in the microcosmic.
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