Sentence examples for component organisms from inspiring English sources

But there are other types of larger-scale biological systems, also formed by the interactive behaviors of their component organisms.

c) Although no species can be defined since no set of traits will permanently remain in an evolving species, the shared traits of the organisms that make up a species at any point in time can be analyzed, and the findings enable researchers to delineate the geographical boundaries of a species and identify their component organisms.

For example, James et al. (46) showed that biofilm thickness could be affected by the number of component organisms.

However, these compounds are lacking in reasonable concentrations in Klebsormidiophyceae, which are the major component organisms in alpine BSCs (Kaplan et al. 2012).

Recently, Konopka (2009) defined a community as a system exhibiting characteristics that each of its component organisms don't have when analyzed in isolation.

However, because of the limitations inherent in making genome structure predictions based on de novo transcriptome data alone [discussed previously (22, V. Zeng, B. Ewen Campben, H.W. Horch et al., submitted for publication)], ASGARD makes no assumptions about putative gene numbers of any component organisms and does not contain explicit annotation of isogroups.

The recently published AnEM corpus contains a total of 500 documents which contains annotations on the following anatomical entity types: organism subdivision, anatomical system, organ, multi-tissue structure, tissue, cell, developing anatomical structure, cellular component, organism substance, immaterial anatomical entity and pathological formation.

The system has a large knowledge base corresponding to each component organism and is amenable to high-throughput automation assisted perturbation screens for identifying components that modulate host-pathogen interactions.

Our computational approach incorporates three main decision variable components: organism model definitions, imposed environmental and genetic conditions, and a set of engineering metrics for extraction.

The major consideration in the community is the living component, the organisms; the abiotic factors of the environment are excluded.

Jim Shapiro has a perspective about how the genetic component in organisms evolved or disorganized that I find interesting.