Sentence examples for harbouring organisms from inspiring English sources

This can lead to leakage around the optic cylinder which in turn can predispose to microbiological infection and the risk of the resorbed lamina harbouring organisms.

Most secondary metabolite pathways are not linked to the cyanobacterial lifestyle in their environments e.g. marine vs fresh water, but some obviously benefit to the harbouring organisms to cope with their habitats.

"The deep sea also harbours organisms that could be important to humans as anti-cancer medicines – but that we might not even know about yet".

Domestic animals may harbour organisms that are a threat, and wildlife teems with agents of infection that can afflict humans with serious disease.

In contrast, prokaryotes, lower eukaryotes and several Archaea species are advantageous in terms of fast growth rates, facile enzyme cloning and heterologous expression and usually omit the need for cellular post-translational enzyme modification, which speeds up the screening for sulfatase-harbouring organisms.

Pre-school children might be exposed to contaminated work clothing and footwear harbouring pathogenic organisms.

Furthermore, an investigation of specific cell-surface molecules mediating strong coaggregation abilities between E. meningoseptica and coaggregating partners may provide valuable information for anti-adhesion therapy which could be applied in aquaculture systems for the eradication of biofilms harbouring pathogenic organisms.

Weeds also impede irrigation water-flow, interfere with pesticide application, and harbour disease organisms.

The soil of gardens and farmlands can harbour disease organisms, as can food.

They include scavenger cells i.e., various cells that attack infectious agents directly and natural killer cells, which attack cells of the body that harbour infectious organisms.

Since this effect was equal across the three regions, it seems that dynamic dunes, where A. arenaria thrives best, generally harbour soil organisms that affect the allocation of resources to different plant parts.