Sentence examples for floating microorganisms from inspiring English sources
Do tiny floating microorganisms in the ocean's surface waters play a massive role in controlling the global climate?
Some of the mucus dissolves near the reef and is recycled by floating microorganisms or by critters in the sediment.
A new study argues that the "swimmers" of the natural world — from ships at sea to microorganisms floating through the bloodstream to ubiquitous quantum particles — exert a predictable influence on each other within seemingly chaotic environments.
Despite the technical challenges, the researchers managed to collect thousands upon thousands of airborne microorganisms floating in the troposphere about 10 kilometers over the Caribbean, as well as the continental United States and the coast of California.
Diatoms are a major component of plankton, free-floating microorganisms of marine or freshwater environments.
In core samples of bottom mud, they looked at the organic material bound to the carbonate skeletons of one particular species of the free-floating microorganisms called foraminifera.
This is a surface layer "not much thicker than a piece of kitchen clingfilm" that is rich in fats, fatty acids, proteins, floating eggs and millions of microorganisms, a region critical to life in the sea.
Apparently, the microorganisms in the floating layer were not able to degrade efficiently the accumulated organic acids, although Syntrophomonas-like organisms which are known to withstand high VFA concentrations were detected in the floating layer [44].
New research reveals that, just like a rat clinging to a piece of floating wood after a flood, pathogenic microorganisms can set up shop aboard drifting bits of fish feces and other debris and ride them to far-flung destinations.
Before Louis Pasteur, bakers and brewers alike took their chances with the wild microorganisms that happened to be floating by, and that also gave rise to different beers, breads and even cheeses being made during specific seasons.
Perhaps they lived on the water's surface, floating on little air bubbles and filter-feeding on microorganisms.
