Sentence examples for bacteria love from inspiring English sources
Bacteria love hollandaise.
This is a perfect environment for legionella to grow, because the bacteria love warmth, and as a vehicle for infection because the germ must be inhaled to make people sick.
Once installed, the synthetic DNA began operating like the real thing, prompting its cellular surroundings to produce a protein work force appropriate to its needs rather than that of the original bacterial host, to copy the synthetic DNA, and to do what all bacteria love to do, which is divide over and over again.
"It's a very well done study," says Barbara Boyan, a biologist at the University of Texas Health Science Center in San Antonio, but she points out a potential drawback: Bacteria love sugar-based materials.
Oxygen is scarce inside tumors, and these bacteria "love areas of low oxygen," says Saurabh Saha, a cancer researcher at BioMed Valley Discoveries Inc. in Kansas City, Missouri, and a co-author on the new study, which appears online today in Science Translational Medicine.
Bacteria loves to hide in between your teeth.
Water is odor-free and helps to flush out the food that bacteria loves.
In the cleanest ocean water, there are still a lot of bacteria that love an open wound.
While you're visiting a country, what should you keep in mind? A. Avoid tap water and ice in developing countries as well as salads and buffets, which bacteria just love.
This will help to keep the feet dry and prevent fungal and other bacteria that love the feet.
