Sentence examples for certain germs from inspiring English sources
For example, scientists have become alarmed by the spread from India of a newly discovered mutation called NDM-1, which renders certain germs like E. coli invulnerable to nearly all modern antibiotics.
To build your child's immunity, expose them to certain germs, rather than obsessively keeping them clean: "What does not kill me makes me stronger," said Nietzsche, who'd surely have been brilliant as the star of a Supernanny-style reality-parenting show.
But as we heard, certain germs are good for you!
That group, established by the Pentagon, had been working to determine how often certain germs appear in nature, members of the panel said in interviews.
If certain germs are on your hand, and you touch your face, they can get into your body and get you sick the next day.
Moreover, in every cyst, there were only certain germ cells which can express PAR6 (Fig. 1D).
Our data provides a guideline to choose a suitable promoter to obtain stable gene expression in undifferentiated hESCs and when in vitro differentiation to certain germ layers is desired.
Immunopathological studies revealed that Pgp expression on human tumors was most commonly detected in colon, renal, and adrenal carcinomas but rarely in lung and gastric carcinomas and certain germ cell tumors [ 27].
I believe it stems a lot from a misuse of antibiotics - overuse of antibiotics - plus a certain germ can mutate into something else [Nell]... where it [antibiotic] doesn't do its job because you've had so much of it sometimes - so, your germ acclimates to what you've been putting in your body - the germ is going to survive somehow [Edward].
While it remains a formal possibility that certain male germ cell specific cofactor(s) of the MIWI complex might be developmentally regulated, we considered the possibility that regulated assembly of the pi-RISC might contribute to the activation of the mRNA elimination machinery during spermiogenesis.
"They Crawl, They Bite, They Baffle Scientists" (Aug. 31) emphasizes that bedbugs do not appear to spread disease -- and can even kill certain kinds of germs.
