Sentence examples for former organisms from inspiring English sources
It is thought that these places could still harbor some forms of simple life, or hold fossils of former organisms.
Regarding the former, organisms 'hitchhiking' on large plastic items may enter new habitats [[8]].
In order to begin to investigate the effects of nonmutans streptococci on the cariogenic potential of S. mutans, we have examined the effects of Streptococcus gordonii on the virulence properties of the former organisms.
The second mal genes found in each of the latter two organisms (previously designated as the mal2 genes, but called the mdx genes here, as in [ 9]) are orthologous to the genes in the single operons of the former organisms.
Interestingly, the metabolic robustness of the central metabolism upon acetate growth was calculated to be lower in the former organism compared to the latter.
The weaker bias against repeats in M. leprae compared to M. tuberculosis is thus consistent with the interpretation that smaller populations in the former organism make selection for stability less efficient at removing nucleotide repeats from the genome.
These GH family enzymes appear to be xylanases and other hemicellulases, which corresponds to the reported inability of the former two organisms to degrade cellulose.
Prevalence of rotavirus related gastro-enteritis is similar in developed and developing countries, showing that it has little or no association with sanitation systems, as opposed to the former three organisms.
With respect to the former, the organism must have completed a certain minimum period of vegetative development before environmental factors are able to stimulate formation of spores and gametes.
As in the case of S-layers in general, a remarkable similarity between the deduced amino acid sequences can only be found between related species, e.g. between the S-layer proteins of the former L. acidophilus group organisms and some L. helveticus strains (Antikainen et al. 2002; Hagen et al. 2005).
Compartmentalization is also very different in these organisms, with the former having a well-formed nucleus.
