Sentence examples for die organisms from inspiring English sources

Although individual cells and organs live and die, organisms are the only entities that literally do so without being parts of larger biological systems.

scavenger -- An organism that feeds upon dead and dying organisms.

He also found hints that there might have been life there — tiny blobs of rock, for instance, that contained a compound called apatite, which can form from phosphorus released by dying organisms.

He saw cultures as living and dying organisms, each with a unique soul.

Antibiotic administration may further confound culture results by triggering endotoxin release from dying organisms [ 17].

Steroids likely blunt the inflammatory response (that includes the production of cytokines and other inflammatory markers and cells) to dying organisms that results in lung tissue damage during the early course of therapy.

It's beautiful and strange, with its profoundly disturbing ambient sound design of industrial groaning, as if filmed inside some collapsing factory or gigantic dying organism.

Bradshaw considered it to be a beautiful film, describing its sound design as "industrial groaning, as if filmed inside some collapsing factory or gigantic dying organism".

Each new offspring replaces a random organism from the population, and organisms die when other organisms replace them or if 2000 instructions are executed before completing replication.

In other words, when the entity that integrates the rest of the organism dies, the organism dies with it, even though some of the cellular or tissue components within may remain independently viable for a time.

Theoretical conditions are specified when organisms die according to the Weibull law: organisms should be relatively free of initial flaws and defects.