Sentence examples for bacteria for example in from inspiring English sources
The more specific roles of the nuclear-coded subunits of cIV (often termed 'supernumerary' since they are absent in bacteria), for example in physiological regulation, are less clear.
There are indications that the pathway is in a state of rapid deterioration, as has been described for some pathogenic enteric bacteria, for example, in Actinobacillus actinomycetemcomitans [ 6].
Similar metabolic function changes are observed in other commensal bacteria, for example, in Bifidobacterium longum (Yuan et al., 2008) and Lactococcus lactis (Roy et al., 2008).
The presence of ChoP on pathogenic neisserial pili is somewhat unusual in that, in related bacteria, for example in commensal Neisseria and Haemophilus influenzae, ChoP is added to LPS [ 72, 73].
Systems biology approaches involving alterations to gene expression levels are frequently adopted to investigate and exploit bacteria, for example in increasing the yield of valuable fermentation products specific to the bacterium of interest, which in the case of C. acetobutylicum is butanol.
The implication is that an external dose of suitable species acts as a tonic to health.A question of cultureClinical trials have indeed shown that probiotics (a mixture of bacteria found, for example, in yogurt) ease the symptoms of people with irritable-bowel syndrome, who often have slightly abnormal gut microbiomes.
Indeed these combined effects are known to modify the composition of airborne bacteria, for example observations in Korea indicate that after rainfall the airborne abundance of some families such as Carnobacteriaceae and Clostridiales typically decreased while the non-spore forming Actinobacteria such as the Propionibacteriaceae increased (Jang et al. 2017).
Associated bacteria, for example, might help in the phosphorylation of glucose and thus help in the use of glucose by P. tricornutum.
Streptococcus viridans bacteria, for example, are found in the throats of more than 90 percent of healthy persons.
Colonization with bacteria (for example asymptomatic bacteriuria in a patient with bladder catheter without leucocyturia) or postmortem positive blood cultures were disregarded.
ISs have also been shown to enhance niche adaptation in bacteria, for example IS 1247 insertion upstream of dhlB in Xanthobacter autotrophicus results in increased resistance to bromoacetate [ 11].
