Sentence examples for harbor up from inspiring English sources

Tsetse can harbor up to three distinct microbial symbionts, including two enterics (Wigglesworthia glossinidia and Sodalis glossinidius) as well as facultative Wolbachia infections, which influence host physiology.

People with active TB in their lungs will harbor up to a trillion tuberculosis bacteria, which means that as a matter of pure statistics, they can face as many as ten thousand resistant bacteria before they take a single drug.

Their guts harbor up to 50% more bacterial species and twice as many bacterial genes than ours do.

Given that hepatocytes harbor up to 2000 mitochondria per cell and the oxidative phosphorylation capacity of animal tissues is regulated primarily through replication and transcription of mitochondrial DNA[49], any perturbation of mitochondrial integrity can lead to cell death[49].

Well-developed shallow water Mediterranean algal assemblages like those that grew inside the cages, dominated by a Cystoseira spp. canopy, can harbor up to 63 114 macroalgal species in an area of only 250 400 cm2 [15] [15]; whereas sea urchin barrens tend to have significantly fewer macroalgal species for the same area (as low as 23 species) [3].

However, an analysis of the growing database of genomic DNA sequences reveal that plant genomes harbor up to 30000 copies of miniature inverted-repeat terminal elements (MITEs) belonging to class II elements.

"That doesn't bode well for 100 little harbors up and down the coast of Maine".

For years Guinea harbored up to half a million refugees from Sierra Leone and Liberia, two countries ravaged by interlocking conflicts.

Scientists, examining Mars rocks hurled to Earth in upheavals, have found signs that moving water changed the chemical makeup of the surface terrain in recent eras, and they have concluded that the Martian crust harbors up to three times as much water as previously thought.

Although the average concentrations were similar to those in previous small-scale studies, several samples harbored up to 440 parts per million of triclocarban, which is added to antimicrobial soap and other personal care products.

It is the US reaction to China — increasing military cooperation [with other nations in the region], increasing armed forces, sailing the USS [George] Washington, which is stationed in Japan harbors, up and down the East China Sea, probably in sight of the Chinese mainland — clearly China would regard these as provocative acts.