Meanings of bacteriologist in English

Professor Denis Mitchison is a bacteriologist - now into his ninetieth year.

One bacteriologist, for example, finds some seventy different species of bacteria in different cheeses.

All these points of difference are of practical use to the bacteriologist in distinguishing species.

He became a bacteriologist of the first rank.

At the breaking out of the war I was assistant bacteriologist in the New York Health Department.

I refer to the Italian bacteriologist, Sanarelli.

Well, I'm a bacteriologist, you know.

We have twenty-one of them up, specking the sky as clearly as a bacteriologist's slide is specked with microbes.

As a matter of fact, his interest on the subject grew, and he is now a bacteriologist of good standing.

A bacteriologist watches germs.

I was a bacteriologist.

The troubles which arise have long been known, but the bacteriologist has finally discovered their cause, and in general their remedy.

Prof Hugh Pennington, a bacteriologist at Aberdeen University, said underlying health problems were likely to have been a "significant factor".

In Godowski's laboratory, where he was studying tropical diseases, the bacteriologist set to work at once to confirm his own growing suspicions.

One bacteriologist, studying several cheeses, separated about eighty different species therefrom, and others have found perhaps as many more from different sources.

And he quotes a bacteriologist of Colorado Agricultural College, at first a non-believer, who put honey to the test and was convinced of Jarvis's argument.