Definition of microbial in English:

microbial

adjective mʌɪˈkrəʊbɪəlmaɪˈkroʊbiəl

Relating to or characteristic of a microorganism, especially a bacterium causing disease or fermentation.
skin is a major source of microbial contamination during a surgical procedure
microbial pathogens
Example sentencesExamples
- This helps establish healthy microbial populations in the gut much quicker than would otherwise occur.
- These restrictions help prevent certified organic products from coming into contact with microbial contaminants.
- Intense microbial competition further retards regrowth of the pathogenic bacteria in the final product.
- Microbial levels less than 10 colony-forming units per liter are acceptable.
- The containment facility is the largest research facility where we can work with whole plants in a microbial quarantine greenhouse.
- Beneficial microbial populations outcompete decay-causing microbes for nutrients at a critical early stage in the pathogens' development.
- Most microbial degradation of pesticides occurs in the soil.
- It commands cells at the site of infection to kill themselves, which helps cordon off the microbial invader.
- Even good materials can have a negative effect on the soil by disrupting the microbial balance.
- Research that improved microbial insecticide formulations also led to environmentally friendly chemical formulations.

Definition of microbial in US English:

microbial

adjectivemaɪˈkroʊbiəlmīˈkrōbēəl

Relating to or characteristic of a microorganism, especially a bacterium causing disease or fermentation.
skin is a major source of microbial contamination during a surgical procedure
microbial pathogens
Example sentencesExamples
- This helps establish healthy microbial populations in the gut much quicker than would otherwise occur.
- Even good materials can have a negative effect on the soil by disrupting the microbial balance.
- Most microbial degradation of pesticides occurs in the soil.
- Beneficial microbial populations outcompete decay-causing microbes for nutrients at a critical early stage in the pathogens' development.
- It commands cells at the site of infection to kill themselves, which helps cordon off the microbial invader.
- Microbial levels less than 10 colony-forming units per liter are acceptable.
- Research that improved microbial insecticide formulations also led to environmentally friendly chemical formulations.
- These restrictions help prevent certified organic products from coming into contact with microbial contaminants.
- The containment facility is the largest research facility where we can work with whole plants in a microbial quarantine greenhouse.
- Intense microbial competition further retards regrowth of the pathogenic bacteria in the final product.

单词	microbial
释义	Definition of microbial in English: microbial adjective mʌɪˈkrəʊbɪəlmaɪˈkroʊbiəl Relating to or characteristic of a microorganism, especially a bacterium causing disease or fermentation. skin is a major source of microbial contamination during a surgical procedure microbial pathogens Example sentencesExamples This helps establish healthy microbial populations in the gut much quicker than would otherwise occur. These restrictions help prevent certified organic products from coming into contact with microbial contaminants. Intense microbial competition further retards regrowth of the pathogenic bacteria in the final product. Microbial levels less than 10 colony-forming units per liter are acceptable. The containment facility is the largest research facility where we can work with whole plants in a microbial quarantine greenhouse. Beneficial microbial populations outcompete decay-causing microbes for nutrients at a critical early stage in the pathogens' development. Most microbial degradation of pesticides occurs in the soil. It commands cells at the site of infection to kill themselves, which helps cordon off the microbial invader. Even good materials can have a negative effect on the soil by disrupting the microbial balance. Research that improved microbial insecticide formulations also led to environmentally friendly chemical formulations. Definition of microbial in US English: microbial adjectivemaɪˈkroʊbiəlmīˈkrōbēəl Relating to or characteristic of a microorganism, especially a bacterium causing disease or fermentation. skin is a major source of microbial contamination during a surgical procedure microbial pathogens Example sentencesExamples This helps establish healthy microbial populations in the gut much quicker than would otherwise occur. Even good materials can have a negative effect on the soil by disrupting the microbial balance. Most microbial degradation of pesticides occurs in the soil. Beneficial microbial populations outcompete decay-causing microbes for nutrients at a critical early stage in the pathogens' development. It commands cells at the site of infection to kill themselves, which helps cordon off the microbial invader. Microbial levels less than 10 colony-forming units per liter are acceptable. Research that improved microbial insecticide formulations also led to environmentally friendly chemical formulations. These restrictions help prevent certified organic products from coming into contact with microbial contaminants. The containment facility is the largest research facility where we can work with whole plants in a microbial quarantine greenhouse. Intense microbial competition further retards regrowth of the pathogenic bacteria in the final product.
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