Sentence examples for diffuse organism from inspiring English sources
The Trailhead Colony began to resemble a large, diffuse organism.
The virus is effectively a rather diffuse organism and includes elements of the host.
River biofilms, which respond quickly to changes of environmental parameters, are good candidates to acquire knowledge on the response of aquatic organisms to diffuse chemical contamination in the field.
Instead, we found that the signal is more diffuse, and that for most organism pairs, the difference between the signals is hard to detect.
A can diffuse in and out of an organism at a low rate, and can also be pumped into the organism by protein pumps (yellow square) that use energy stored in X. Metabolism involves enzymes of two types.
Amphotericin B was recommended as first-line therapy for diffuse pneumonia caused by Coccidioides organisms.
Perhaps prey swimming upstream to contact the anemone would meet these criteria because the odorants (mucins) would not diffuse very far from the prey organism in the direction of the tentacle.
Third, we can build on the foundational system-based approaches developed through the study of single cell organisms like yeast, 13 diffuse systems like the immune system, 14 or cultured tissue systems, 15 and extend these methods to examine the development of more complex tissues that comprise living organisms.
This was especially apparent in the mice treated with 10 mg/kg of any of the echinocandins (Panels d, g, j), where the organism infiltrates were characterized by diffuse staining without clearly circumscribed boundaries and the lack of cysts.
Neuroendocrine cells in the organism are part of a diffuse system of cells with neuroendocrine features characterized by ultrastructural features (presence of dense core granules of 100 400 nm diameter) and immunohistochemical phenotypes (pan-neuroendocrine markers and specific hormonal products) [ 10].
Metabolic wastes (carbon dioxide, water, oxygen, and nitrogenous compounds) diffuse through the cell membranes of these unicellular organisms into the outside environment.
