Sentence examples for larger microorganisms from inspiring English sources

Two of the most atypical environments, the high saline (GS-33) and fresh water (GS-20) samples, clustered separately from most of the other samples, while the two samples filtered to contain slightly larger microorganisms in the 0.8 to 3.0 μm range (GS-01b and GS-25) also clustered together.

Sterile filtration usually removes large microorganisms (e.g., bacteria, fungi, and their spores) from heat-sensitive solutions, but this physical method does not effectively remove small infectious microorganisms (e.g., filterable viruses and rickettsias).

Large microorganisms, with sizes approaching a millimeter, have compensating features that address the immutable laws of physics.

The novel design of the CFB used in the present study includes a large volume that allows growing larger size microorganisms (e.g. fungi) and permits larger sampling volumes without affecting the cultivation.

Bacteria are large complex microorganisms that can trigger a number of different pathogen recognition receptors, such as TLRs.

According to Beck et al. (1997) the difference between the two methods is largest when soils contain a disproportionately large component of microorganisms using glucose as an energy source, suggesting a shift in microbial community structure in the high-P soils.

This study revealed the presence of this system in great number and in a large variety of microorganisms, either as tasA-tasB homologues or in association with toxins (or antitoxins) from other TA systems.

Eugenio Belda continued and this theme by describing the development of the MicroScope platform, a data structure that houses pathway annotations for large numbers of microorganisms and that incorporates tools to amalgamate curated results from diverse sources including a large body of community experts (4).

In the large, multicompartmental forestomach, microorganisms ferment plant cellulose and release volatile fatty acids; the acids come into contact with cells with a large surface area that absorb them to provide much of the energy supply.

Park, who curates C-MOULD, the world's largest collection of microorganisms for use in the arts, believes that On the Origin of Species is the world's first bacteria-grown book.

A large number of microorganisms, including significantly different taxonomic and physiological types, can produce molecular hydrogen.