Which of the following statements regarding microbial death is FALSE?   Question options:   cell walls are targeted by many microbial control agents   the effectiveness of an antibacterial agent is a funciton of its microbial death rate   the rate at which microbes are killed is termed the microbial death rate   all of these statements are TRUE   few antimicrobial agents function through the disruption of protein structure   under a given set of conditions, the fraction of a microbial population that dies per minute is typically constant over time

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