Sentence examples for desiccated environment from inspiring English sources

Even in a desiccated environment, A. ferrooxidans survived for one week under simulated Martian shallow subsurface conditions (6 hPa, −20 °C, 0.13% O2) in the form of dried biofilms without loss of viability.

The slides were dried by centrifugation at room temperature for three minutes at 120 g, and then stored at room temperature in a dust free container with a desiccated environment until use.

Second, the colonization of the terrestrial habitat with its exposure to air, increased solar radiation and life in a desiccating environment led to adaptations of cell architecture, metabolism and body plan to survive in the terrestrial ecosystems [ 5].

All else being equal, organisms with a larger body size will have a reduced surface area to volume ratio and a potential advantage in desiccating environments.

Although functional divergence of gene copies is not restricted to asexual lineages, it was argued that functional divergence of former alleles might have contributed towards adaptation to desiccating environments.

The desaturated color and high-tension editing evoke a desiccated psychic environment devouring itself.

Unique as a desiccated, windswept environment where only certain animal and plant species can survive, isolated from the continental land by almost 1,000 miles of ocean.

20 Additionally, adult patients exhibiting mild-to-moderate DE and asymptomatic subjects of similar ages can both experience acute exacerbation of the disorder following exposure to a controlled desiccating environment (5% relative humidity) for 2 h.

Once this happened, the desiccating terrestrial environment demands that one or both parents keep them moist to ensure their survival.

The calcareous egg of birds and reptiles, and formerly dinosaurs, has been an extremely successful reproductive adaptation to the desiccating terrestrial environment [ 10].

The development of spores is advantageous, because only spores are able to survive harsh, nutrient deprived and desiccating environments.