Sentence examples for bacteria which has earned from inspiring English sources

According to the Register, Logitech made claims that the keyboard would protect against microbes and bacteria, which has earned the company a six-figure fine.

This very recently uncovered pathway has putative significance for maintaining DNA methylation and epigenetic fidelity, which has earned TET the epithet "guardian of the epigenome" [ 12, 49].

EARTH's farm contains multiple blocks of banana plants interspersed with regrowing forest, which has earned the university's bananas certification by the Rainforest Alliance.

The most striking feature of myctophids is their often species-specific patterns of photophores (light-organs), which have earned them their popular name lanternfishes.

His iconic representations of fish, which have earned him honorary membership in the Gilbert Ichthyological Society and the Guild of Natural Science Illustrators, reflect the linearity of Northwest Native American design.

Gram-positive bacteria, which have single membranes, use peptides, which are small chains of amino acids.

Gram-negative bacteria – which have outer membranes – tend to be more resistant to antibiotics.

Gram-negative bacteria — which have outer membranes — tend to be more resistant to antibiotics.

Teresa's body was no match for the colonies of bacteria, which had caused septicaemia and pneumonia.

Tells how he isolated the bacteria, which had been discovered by Dr. J. Robin Warren, and tested it on himself.

They did it by collecting pieces of DNA from other pneumococcus bacteria which had died.