Sentence examples for definite organisms from inspiring English sources

The performers move about on a mostly bare stage, suggesting, without being too definite, organisms of various species populating the earth and a human contingent exploring, settling, mastering, and running amok.

Tissue Gram, Fite, and silver methenamine stains showed no definite organisms.

If the patients received bronchoscopic study, the definite organisms were confirmed by quantitative bacterial cultures BAL (bronchoalveolar lavage) >10/cfu or PSB (protected sheath brushing) >10/cfu.

The patient died despite surgical intervention, with no definite organism identified.

Although, from many eyes suspected of infectious endophthalmitis, no definite organism was recovered.

More important, although we cannot enter the consciousness of another animal, we can draw conclusions about the great differences in meaning between customs rooted in human consciousness and social organization, and actions evolved for definite purposes by other organisms.

Although it is not certain, the virus is believed to be a small, living, parasitic organism without definite cell structure.

Histology showed inflammation, possibly caused by a fungal or parasitic infection, without definite identification of an organism.

Histology showed an inflammatory reaction, possibly caused by a fungal or parasitic infection, but no definite identification of an organism was made.

Embodied approaches stress the intrinsic connection between sensing and moving but so far did not yet apply this idea to the animal organization itself, taking organisms with extended sensor arrays and definite action capabilities as a starting point.

Not definitive, just definite.