Sentence examples for bacteria rise from inspiring English sources
When patients turn in bed, giant waves of bacteria rise and travel on air currents all over the room, landing on bedside tables, on adjacent beds and on the people in those beds.
In 1970 he discovered that nonreactive nitrous oxide (N2O), produced naturally by soil bacteria, rises into the stratosphere, where solar energy splits it into two reactive compounds, NO and NO2.
A salmonella outbreak that led to the multi-state recall in April of more than 200 million eggs has worsened in recent weeks, with the number of people sickened by the bacteria rising to almost three dozen.
The abundant polymerization of actin filaments beneath EPEC results in the bacteria rising off the natural surface of the cell on actin-rich membrane protrusions called "pedestals", which are hallmarks of the disease [3], [4].
Bacteria levels rise with regularity after major rainstorms, and storm drains that empty here — there are four near Valley Grove — and at roughly 67 of the county's 195 beaches, are presumed to be the culprit.
Our blind faith in innovation and technology is partially to blame for antibiotic-resistant bacteria's rise.
Electro-transformation into DH5a bacteria gave rise to one order of magnitude fewer colonies than the recombination of a single attL3-L5 or attL1-L2 entry clone (Table 1).
The positive autoregulation of the master regulator mprAB (Figure 1) draws attention to the recently appreciated role of positive feedback loops in certain bacteria giving rise to bistability [11].
On reculturing, the surviving bacteria give rise to a population that is similarly susceptible to antibiotics.
Specific stimuli such as LPS which is endotoxin from gram-negative bacteria, give rise to activation of macrophages.
Biofilms in the oral cavity can be visualized by fluorescence and a common assumption is that the endogenously produced porphyrins in certain bacteria give rise to this fluorescence.
