anaerobic

Modifies a noun

• digestion: The anaerobic digestion in itself does not pose any problems.
• digester: In George's farm, which I call Dream Farm I, the anaerobic digester is the key technology.
• glycolysis: They suggest that the tempo of the game may be crucial to whether anaerobic glycolysis is significant or not.
• respiration: Anaerobic respiration is not the best way to convert glucose into energy.
• metabolism: Unlike anaerobic metabolism that uses sugar for energy, aerobic metabolism breaks down fat for energy.
• bacterium: Once the aerobic heap has consumed all the oxygen, anaerobic bacteria move in.

Modifying Another Word

• facultatively: The organism Streptococcus pneumoniae is a non-motile, facultatively anaerobic, gram positive, encapsulated coccus, growing in pairs and short chains.
• strictly: Biological production of methane up to now was considered only to occur under strictly anaerobic conditions.
• mainly: The majority of sports are mainly anaerobic in nature yet coaches have their athletes run 3 miles per day.
• highly: The highly anaerobic nature of sprint swim events would support the argument for more high-intensity and less high volume training.

Used with adjective complement

• become: The process then becomes anaerobic which is the common cause of unpleasant smells.
• consider: The first could be run at 25mph, while the second at 15mph, another big difference, but both considered anaerobic.
• go: Also check with a CO2 probe so that levels not above 12 % and breakdown going anaerobic.