Sentence examples for fostering bacteria from inspiring English sources

The organic carbon released by algae appears to be traveling through the filter and fostering bacteria, she says.

They can also foster bacteria that are a leading cause of transfusion-borne infection.

Part of the challenge of linking adverse health effects to damp conditions is that, in addition to mold, they foster bacteria and mites; dampness also causes chemicals to be released from decaying furniture and building materials.

Disrupted pH balance can foster bacteria, parasites, and viruses.[9].

One way to restore microbiomes may be to selectively foster beneficial bacteria.

Experts are increasingly concerned by growing evidence that the overuse of antibiotics on farms – which in the EU account for three times the quantity of antibiotics dispensed to the human population – is endangering human health by fostering the development of bacteria resistant to even the strongest medicines.

However, the complex metabolic characteristics and the difficulty of performing genetic manipulations on these bacteria fostered the exploitation of other well established cell factories.

Universal coverage of ESBL-PE in carriers developing pneumonia may, however, lead to overusing carbapenems (because all ICUAP in ESBL-PE carriers are not due to ESBL-PE), thus fostering selection of carbapenem-resistant bacteria [8].

Rather, it appeared that early exposure to the bacteria, not the hepatitis itself, was key to fostering tumor growth.

Tissue that has not been destroyed by the trauma begins to leak fluids, which then foster the growth of bacteria.

Misusing antibiotics can be dangerous, because some people have allergic reactions to them and abuse can foster hardier strains of bacteria.