Synonyms for microbial
mi·cro·bial

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1. microbial, microbicadjective

   of or involving or caused by or being microbes

   "microbial warfare"

   Synonyms:
   microbic

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1. List of paraphrases for "microbial":

   microbiological, microorganisms, micro-organisms, bacterial

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1. Professor House:

   Anaerobic digestion is something we use frequently on earth for treating waste, what was novel about our work was taking the nutrients out of that stream and intentionally putting them into a microbial reactor to grow food.

2. David Matas:

   The Convention states in Article I that each state party to this Convention undertakes never in any circumstances to retain microbial or other biological agents, or toxins whatever their origin or method of production, of types and in quantities that have no justification for prophylactic, protective or other peaceful purposes, in my view, non-reporting is a form of retention in violation of the Convention. The United States is also a state party to the treaty. If the U.S. found China acted in breach of its obligations deriving from the provisions of the Convention by its delay in reporting the coronavirus, the U.S. could lodge a complaint with the Security Council.

3. Pieter Dorrestein:

   It's well known that these microbial communities have an impact on health and disease ... we have an opportunity to think about precision medicine.

4. Tohid Didar:

   We can see this technology being used in all kinds of institutional and domestic settings, as the world confronts the crisis of anti-microbial resistance, we hope it will become an important part of the anti-bacterial toolbox.

5. Uppsala University:

   Humans have always been interested in trying to find an answer to the question, 'Where do we come from?' Well, now we know from what type of microbial ancestor we descend, essentially, Lokiarchaeota represent a missing piece of the puzzle of the evolution from simple cells - bacteria and archaea, prokaryotes - to complex cells - eukaryotes, which includes us humans.