Sentence examples for Symbiotically beneficial from inspiring English sources

We now appreciate that the microbiota are a metabolically and antigenically vibrant diverse community, which may function as mutualists (symbiotically beneficial), commensalists (of neither harm nor benefit), or pathogens (detrimental to the host).

The oratorio's words and music work together symbiotically.

If you add compost to your yard instead of a chemical fertilizer your plants will be fed critical nutrients slowly over many months, retain water, work symbiotically with the billions of beneficial underground soil microbes and attract fewer pests.

The new technologies and political movements grew symbiotically.

These coral polyps have algae living symbiotically within their cells.

The City and the empire grew up symbiotically.

Elsewhere Shaw's transition is taking place carefully, symbiotically.

But many are beneficial.

Abramović and Ulay made art symbiotically for twelve nomadic years, from 1976 to 1988.

In general, the nomads are symbiotically related to the sedentary population and its economy.

These bacteria work together symbiotically, producing enough acetic acid to prevent invasion by other organisms.