Sentence examples for emerging organisms from inspiring English sources
The implementation of the CFC database could have a significant impact on the monitoring of respiratory infections, the prevention of exacerbations, the detection of emerging organisms, and the adequacy of control strategies for lung infections in CF patients.
Unfortunately, for emerging organisms like grapevine, public datasets are limited [ 2, 18].
The legal, technical, and collaborative underpinnings of the system enable rapid incorporation of other emerging organisms.
Indeed, when assessing traditional CF pathogens such as P. aeruginosa and B. cepacia complex, as well as emerging organisms such as S. maltophilia, this model holds true.
These data indicate the ubiquity of these emerging organisms and raise questions about roles of the ameba host and the symbiont as causative agents of keratitis.
Because of the urgent need for infection control interventions and for rapid distribution of information about emerging organisms, we initiated the International Network for the Study and Prevention of Emerging Antimicrobial Resistance (INSPEAR).
A white eyed male Drosophila fly famously caught his attention, and led him to the conclusion that some inherited factors must, indeed, cause expression in the emerging organism [Morgan 1910b].
Despite the growing significance of such infections, little is known about the factors that govern the physiological responses of this emerging organism, especially the genetic repertoire that the streptococcus employs to cause the toxic shock-like syndrome.
M. setense is an emerging organism of the M. fortuitum group that must be added to the growing list of rapidly growing mycobacteria isolated from humans.
This is an intriguingly simple strategy; a protein-coding gene that cannot produce a protein is hardly beneficial to the emerging organism, and its elimination will enhance the chances for better candidates.
The larval stage enables an animal to avoid such hazards; it provides a mode of life and corresponding organization better suited to the smaller size of the newly emerged organism.
