Sentence examples for bacteria may have contributed from inspiring English sources
The HTGs from bacteria may have contributed novel functions for Lepidopteran hosts to adapt to various diets and niches.
Therefore, also the FA content of the contaminating bacteria may have contributed to the obtained FA profile.
Circulating meningococcal or cross-reacting strains causing asymptomatic nasopharyngeal carriage and/or cross-reactivity of antibodies with other bacteria may have contributed to the high seropositivity rate observed.
This study provides a prototypical example of bacterial sulfonolipids triggering eukaryotic morphogenesis and suggests molecular mechanisms through which bacteria may have contributed to the evolution of animals.
Thus, these bacteria may have contributed to the distinct functional profiles and metabolic statuses of colonic bacteria during the follow-up therapy.
Genetic changes in the bacteria also may have contributed to the increased incidence.
BBRDM promoted the growth of nitrogen-fixing bacteria that may have contributed to the soil N content.
Although our results do not suggest that a single organism (abundant or not) caused NEC in the studied infants, bacteria that may have contributed to NEC were present.
The low number of Listeria bacteria seen on culturing may have contributed to the low number of reported cases in the literature.
Hatchery-borne subclinical infections due to bacteria such as A. salmonicida, may have contributed to the poor marine survival of the released fish.
The outbreak plasmids contained resistance genes, plasmid addiction modules, and genes encoding systems protecting host bacteria against bacteriophages or plasmids, which may have contributed to the strain's dominance and stable persistence.
