Sentence examples for growing bug from inspiring English sources

He got the growing bug following a stint studying chemical engineering in Germany and staying with a family of wine growers.

Bugcrowd and HackerOne both launched in 2012 and both companies are competing in the growing bug bounty market to pay a network of white hat hackers to bang on client software to find vulnerabilities.

"There is the obvious benefit of not having to prepare an emulsion of human poo prior to transplantation - growing bugs in culture is far preferable and less smelly!

Some people have enormous kitchen extensions with lots of glass, but we don't want that because we love our garden and I've been bitten by the vegetable-growing bug, so I need the flower beds for kale.

The grape-growing bug bit Dennis Vrooman, a veterinarian in Virginia Beach, and Christine Wells Vrooman, who manages his office, a few years after they bought their 100-acre property for $125,000 in 1999 and built a 3,300-square-foot 3,300-square-foot 3,300-square-foot

But some pupae have worked out a way to avoid nest eviction by growing inside bug-proof cocoons and dodging disease, reports a study published this week in BMC Evolutionary Biology.

B. dentium may even have evolved to protect itself against dental hygiene: When Ventura and his colleagues grew the bug in a variety of mouthwashes and antiseptics, they found that it ramped up the activity of several genes, including those for proteins that bind up toxic compounds and render them harmless.

Basically disinfectant should be put in the water to stop the bug growing".

Ditch the artificial Petri dishes and grow the bugs in an underground 'soil hotel', surrounded by their native environment.

QUESTION FROM JUSTIN: Do they grow these bugs in factory farms or are there organic options where these creatures get to see the sunlight?

But when the team grew the bugs together in mouse nasal passages, the mouse's immune cells killed off the Streptococcus strain.