microbiologist

microbiology | American Dictionary

microbiology
noun[ U ]
us/ˌmɑɪ·kroʊ·bɑɪˈɑl·ə·dʒi/
the study of very small living things, such as bacteria

Examples of microbiology

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Large volume digester/chemostat studies are not normally associated with extremophile microbiology.
Our work has compared case and control kitchens in terms of foods handled, food hygiene precautions and microbiology.
Isolates were identified by standard methods in the microbiology laboratory in each medical centre.
An overview of nosocomial infections, including the role of microbiology laboratory.
The actual redox chemistry that applies in these situations is dependent on the microbiology of the system.
The choice has been limited to papers related to microbiology and epidemiology.
A comparative study of the microbiology of soils managed under organic and conventional regimes.
The epidemiological study design, clinical microbiology, environmental description and microbiological investigation of water are described in all the outbreaks.
Clinical vigilance and a high standard of anaerobic microbiology are essential.
This population is served by 49 hospitals with clinical microbiology laboratories.
But conceptual and empirical uncertainty is heightened in the field of evolutionary microbiology.
Technologies include nitrogen fixation, biocontrol of pathogens and pests, fermentation, post harvest microbiology and more.
Many have become part of the routine furniture of microbiology.
Both are large health maintenance organizations with computerized microbiology, enrolment, and pharmacy databases.
The chapters are generally well-written and referenced and could be easily followed by anyone with a basic knowledge of microbiology.
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