Sentence examples for killing organisms from inspiring English sources

Seafloor dredging creates the undersea equivalent of choking sandstorms, killing organisms, destroying coral reefs and other habitats, and altering patterns of water circulation.

It also listed possible methods of preventing their spread, including physically separating the waterways or blocking or killing organisms with chemicals, heat, "bubble curtains" or low-oxygen zones.

"The primary role of water chlorination is to insure the quality of the water for cooling and washing and for killing organisms on the surface of the product," said Dr. Suslow.

Later in life, as Marley was struggling to balance his interest in taxidermy with his distaste for killing organisms, it occurred to him that there must be others like his father.

But because it provides an economic benefit to shippers, by reducing the need for expensive repainting or other treatments for corroded tanks, it may be more likely to be used than other methods for killing organisms in ballast water that do not offer such economic incentives.

Numerous studies have found that instead of killing organisms, moderate amounts of stress such as intermediate doses of radiation or toxic chemicals—actually increase life span.

Cancer cells damage organs, thus killing organism.

It directly kills organisms that live or feed on the seafloor, including sea turtles, and it stirs up clouds of fine particles, which can suffocate fish by clogging their gills.

Theoretically, these solutions produce anti-infective concentrations that are sufficient to kill organisms embedded in the biofilm.

Unlike conventional vaccines made from live attenuated pathogens or killed organisms, such a vaccine would carry no risk of infection.

Brucella killed organisms were used as a model receptor for quantifying anti-Brucella IgG antibodies in a suspension compared to conventional colorimetric and chemiluminescent ELISA.