Sentence examples for inherent organisms from inspiring English sources

It was hypothesized that application of the red soil to an infected area of the skin allowed the inherent organisms to proliferate, produce bacteriocins, and thus kill the infectious pathogens [ 8].

Instead, the design inherent in organisms can be accounted for only by invoking a designer, and one who is very, very smart.

As well, even though Darwin viewed natural selection as an emergent property of the nature of the organism, mechanisms underlying the inherent properties of organisms were not understood (Darwin referred to the mysterious laws of growth, the laws of inheritance, and the laws of the correlation of parts without specifying mechanisms to explain them).

In addition to limitations inherent to individual organisms, there may be external limits imposed by the environment.

AMPs, which are inherent to many organisms' immune systems, recognize target pathogens by interacting with surface components of microbial cells.

Because decreased autophagy is inherent to aging organisms, we hypothesized that prelamin A accumulation could hamper this process in hMSCs.

Further study will be needed to ascertain whether this is a generalized phenomenon, inherent to other organisms, as it could play a key role in DNA and protein sequence changes relevant to epidemiology, population genetics and to molecular evolution.

Indeed, challenges for performing proper modifications are related mainly to the practical hurdles inherent to these organisms, such as strict anaerobic nature limiting their ability to grow on solid media, scarcity of selection markers and unique defence mechanisms restricting transformation with foreign DNA (Noll and Vargas 1997; Thomas and Nielsen 2005; Chung et al. 2012).

This suggests that AI is inherent to the organism, not necessarily induced by stress.

Our results further suggest that genes exhibiting AI is inherent to the organism regardless of the conditions and is not a consequence of stress.

This phenotype itself evolves, like anything else inherent to the organism.