Sentence examples for bring bacteria from inspiring English sources

Plates were centrifuged at 800 × g for 10 min in order to bring bacteria in close contact with the cells [ 41], and incubated at 37°C in 5% CO2 for 12 h.

Wiping from back to front can bring bacteria from the anus into the vagina and urethra which can cause infection.

Do not use your bare fingers or nails, as this is an easy way to bring bacteria into the wound.

Officials said that a dump truck used to take culled melons to a cattle farm was parked near the processing shed and could have brought bacteria to the facility.

It was found that mixing not only removed the scum layer, but enhanced the rate of digestion by bringing bacteria and wastes more closely together.

Pumping ingests and concentrates bacteria in the anterior lumen and is followed by peristaltic contractions, which bring ingested bacteria through the isthmus (Avery and Shtonda, 2003).

The first involves 'capture' of bacteria by nanometer thin micropodial extensions (NMEs) and retraction of the NME to bring bound bacteria in contact with the cell body.

The tides also bring the bacteria and algae the shellfish eat.

Research shows that the only way to prevent M.R.S.A. infections is to identify which patients bring the bacteria into the hospital.

We are directed by a central system". "Can you take me to your planet?" "There would be no return for you and it would be dangerous for us". "Why would it be dangerous?" "You might bring thought bacteria". Western political analysts in Moscow noted that the aliens appeared to come from a planet with a system of political and ideological controls similar in some respects to a communist society.

The quarantine Porco mentioned is a real-life version of the Andromeda Strain problem: We don't want to bring back bacteria that causes some sort of horrific space plague here on Earth.