Sentence examples for changes in the organisms from inspiring English sources

Look at genetic changes in the organisms.

The changes of the ichnofossils documented in the basin can thus reflect real changes in the organisms themselves and in their ethology: their phylogenetic history is mirrored to a certain extent in the succession of morphotypes.

The simplicity of the synthetic model of mutualism used in this study enabled us to identify unexpected and quantitative changes in the organisms.

We speculate that increased mortality rates from empyema are caused by changes in the organisms that cause pneumonia and empyema worldwide.

The reasons for this change are unclear, and might reflect changes in the organisms, changes in the number of persons at high risk, or perhaps waning of cross-immunity induced by exposure to Hib.

Increasing evidence is revealing that, in adults, this insect endocrine organ acts as a nexus that detects changes in the organism's circumstances and condition to alter its metabolic and/or reproductive set points.

Hence, in genetic terms evolution consists of changes in the organism's hereditary makeup.

However, it was not clear whether this effect is due to the inheritance of RNAs or to changes in the organism's genome — or whether this effect has any biological relevance.

This, along with a multitude of other changes in the organism, is evoked by the light and dark periods of day and night – a consequence of the 24 h.

"So we are very encouraged to see a substantial decrease". Intense focus since 2000 on curbing hospital-acquired infections is probably a big factor in the decline, though it could have something to do with natural changes in the organism that causes it to emerge and then retreat, Kallen said.

Another interesting observation is that changes in the organism's diet have very small effects on gene expression in brain.