Sentence examples for derived from organisms from inspiring English sources
Modern hydrothermal vent fluids do contain some organic compounds, though it remains unclear what percentage are derived from organisms living in the vents or biologically derived matter entrained into the vent fluids and reworked, and what percentage is derived from truly abiotic processes.
Organic fertilizers such as cottonseed meal, dried blood, bone meal and the like are derived from organisms and may not have as high nutrient ratios as the other formulated fertilizers.
This can be achieved by employing biomolecules derived from organisms themselves.
1,358 ingredients specified in the INCI list are natural substances derived from organisms (according to the selection criteria as described in the 'Methods' section) (Table 1).
Comparative structural studies on proteins derived from organisms with growth optima ranging from 15 to 100°C are beginning to shed light on the mechanisms of protein thermoadaptation.
Although some of these (viral, artificial and bacterial) sequences may be derived from organisms that are naturally associated with ash trees, they were excluded from further analysis due to possible contamination.
These reads may derive from organisms infecting the foraminiferan, from bacteriophage infecting the co-purified bacteria, or from transposable elements within the foraminiferal genome.
The CDS prediction should therefore be able to deal with 'noisy' sequences, with possible frameshifts, missing signals and being potentially derived from different organisms.
Humans, for example, obtain these molecules by eating plants or other organisms that have previously eaten food derived from photosynthesizing organisms.
In conclusion, we illustrate pluripotent cells derived from other organisms, including human derivatives, and describe current paradigms in the comprehension of human pluripotency.
But, in reality, they are combining and altering substances that have been derived from living organisms and then inserting the novel construct back into organisms to effect particular changes.
