Sentence examples for bacteria but not from inspiring English sources

Alcohol does have some ability to fight bacteria, but not much.

It is bactericidal against various pathogenic gram-positive bacteria, but not against commensal bacterial flora55.

Many others will kill bacteria but not their spores, which are walled, usually dormant, reproductive bodies.

Molecular probe methods can tell us what proportion of the microbial community is nitrifying bacteria but not their growth rate.

What was useful about Penicillin was not just that it killed bacteria; it was that it killed most bacteria but not influenza.

In a susceptible colony of E. coli, a strong antibiotic will kill most of the bacteria, but not all of them.

You have to look as if you've swallowed the bacteria, but not go as far as giving yourself a stomach ulcer.

It usually began with standing water: a tide pool or pond or salty shallow, wet enough to breed bacteria but not so wet as to wash them away.

They have been used for proof-of-principle studies such as taking photographs with films made of modified bacteria, but not yet for serious applications.

State law requires students living in dorms to have received the meningitis vaccine, which protects against most strains of the bacteria but not against serogroup B – the type tied to the Princeton cases.

This stimulatory effect was diminished by heat and UV light treatment of the chlamydial inoculum, suggesting that viable bacteria but not bacterial LPS may be essential for eliciting this growth factor.