Sentence examples for essentially no environments from inspiring English sources

Knowing that essentially no environments are colonized by only one bacterial species, Drosophila infections opens an exciting door in the investigation of polymicrobial interactions and could most likely be used in the same fashion with the various Bcc strains [57].

Hospitals are essentially open environments.

Unlike wild rodents, lab mice are bred, raised, and housed in essentially sterile environments.

Uniquely, embryos of two distinct strains of mice (C57 and Agoutie) were surgically implanted into a surrogate BDF1 strain mother, thus enabling GTM development to be investigated within different genetically distinct strains of mice under essentially identical environments.

The Bacillaceae thrive in essentially all environments, and have significant taxonomic and phylogenetic diversity, neither of which are fully characterized [ 6].

Species current distribution in each genus (and outgroups) was compiled from the literature [ 12, 52], and categorised into fireprone and non-fireprone (essentially rainforest) environments that are the two major habitats of extant species in the Proteaceae.

In this unstructured but competitive environment, where there were essentially no institutions, people naturally turned to the organization that they knew best: the family.

LittleBigPlanet was a statement that everyday gamers could create interesting, usable and enjoyable content for other players in essentially two-dimensional environments.

Thus, how can we explain both the sudden change in human mean weight and the variability among people in essentially the same environments?

Both gene sets consist of relatively simple repeat structures and singlet loci, which reside in essentially single-copy environments of Arabidopsis ([ 27] and unpublished observations).

This mosquito is an important vector of human and simian malaria parasites in southern and southeastern Brazil [ 7, 8], essentially in forest environments [ 9- 11].