Search Results - "Yin, Miying"

Development of a prmA genes quantification technique and assessment of the technique’s application potential for oil and gas reservoir exploration by Ning, Zhuo, He, Ze, Zhang, Sheng, Yin, Miying, Liu, Yaci, Zhang, Cuiyun

“…Propane-oxidizing bacteria in surface soils are often used to indicate the position of oil and gas reservoirs. As a potential replacement for the laborious…”
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Identification of geochemical processes by hydrogeochemical analysis in karst aquifers of a semi-arid region, Northern China by Yang, Min, Lu, Yaoru, Zhang, Feng’e, Zhang, Sheng, Yin, Miying, Wu, Guoqing

“…Understanding the groundwater evolution has always been a challenging work for geochemists and hydrogeologists. The purpose of this study is to reveal the…”
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Chemical evidence from laboratory experiments for biokarst development in the Ordos Basin, northwestern China by Zhang, Feng’e, Zhang, Sheng, Yin, Miying, He, Ze, Geng, Xinxin

“…The present work is designed to simulate the dissolution of sulphate rock under various conditions of different bacterial cell numbers, temperatures and…”
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Development of a genes quantification technique and assessment of the technique’s application potential for oil and gas reservoir exploration by Zhuo Ning, Ze He, Sheng Zhang, Miying Yin, Yaci Liu, Cuiyun Zhang

“…Propane-oxidizing bacteria in surface soils are often used to indicate the position of oil and gas reservoirs. As a potential replacement for the laborious…”
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The Origin of High-Enthalpy Geothermal of Non-Volcanic Environment---As a Case Study of Yangbajing Geothermal Field at Qinghai-Tibet Plateau by Jin Shenghai, Yao Zujin, Yin Miying

“…Among global high-enthalpy geothermal resources, geothermal fields within Tibet are located in non-volcanic environment only. Results of the PTt…”
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Karst development and sulfur deposit formation in the Ordos Basin: The role of bacterial sulfate reduction by Zhang, Feng-e, Wang, Yanhong, Wang, Zhe, Li, Ping, Zhang, Sheng, Yin, Miying

“…Bacterial sulfate reduction is significant for the karst development and pyrite formation within the Ordovician weathering crust in the Ordos Basin of China…”
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Nitrogen isotope studies of nitrate contamination of the thick vadose zones in the wastewater-irrigated area by Zhang, Cui-Yun, Zhang, Sheng, Yin, Mi-Ying, Ma, Lin-Na, He, Ze, Ning, Zhuo

“…The objective of this study was to investigate natural abundance and the distribution of nitrogen isotopic compositions to assess denitrification in two ~30 m…”
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