Sentence examples for bacteria could have from inspiring English sources

If so, that bacteria could have spread to the spine.

The bacteria could have contaminated the lettuce somewhere in the production stream beyond the original farm.

Hence, the 10 bacteria could have been acquired orally from workers or from other substrates.

The pasteurization process at the dairy appears to be working properly, Dr. DeMaria said, meaning that the listeria bacteria could have entered the dairy's milk supply after it was pasteurized.

VIRMe- and to a lesser extent MONMe- increased total bacterial counts, a result which was apparently due to stimulation of M. elsdenii numbers as determined by 16R DNA sequencing, although other lactate utilising bacteria could have contributed.

Helge Karch, the director of the Institute for Hygiene at the University Hospital in Münster, Germany, writing in the latest issue of The Lancet, said the authorities had underestimated how the bacteria could have entered the drinking water.

Dr. Venter's next goal, creating the first synthetic bacterium, could have broader interest.

Two immediate questions, Mr. Ferguson said, are how the bacterium could have gotten into a hospital, and why knee surgery patients in particular might have been infected.

He argued that the yaws-causing bacterium could have mutated into the syphilis pathogen after early European explorers and their crews carried the bacterium home.

"In the case of urinary tract infections," she said, "drinking a lot of fluids will keep things moving through the urinary tract and could potentially prevent infection by flushing away bacteria that could have adhered to the wall of the bladder".

If I used a really quick-growing organism like yeast or bacteria, I could have hundreds of failed research projects behind me by now, instead of just a handful.