Sentence examples for many microbial organisms from inspiring English sources

Carbonic anhydrases (CAs, EC 4.2.1.1) are a group of metalloenzymes that play important roles in carbon metabolism, pH regulation, CO2 fixation in plants, ion transport etc., and are found in all eukaryotic and many microbial organisms.

As a consequence of DNA sequencing activities, whole-genome sequences for many microbial organisms as well as eukaryotic species are available in publicly accessible databases.

It was observed early on that the CUB of individual genes correlates strongly with their expression level in many microbial organisms.

Many microbial organisms living in close association with other organisms in an obligate symbiotic or parasitic relationship also experienced a reduction in genome size with respect to their free-living ancestors.

For bed and family room biomarker models these predictors were dampness-related characteristics (type of building, use of humidifier and dehumidifier, visible mold/mildew, water damage, central air conditioning), pets (current cat ownership, dog ownership), pests (cockroach and mouse sightings in the past year), and carpeting (a potential reservoir for many microbial organisms).

Many commensal microbial organisms have irritant properties.

Single-celled organisms have been found to be the dominant agent for genetic transfer, and many microbial eukaryotes and plant mitochondria provide rich in examples of HGT [ 7].

Many researchers are now engaged in developing new effective antimicrobial reagents with the emergence and increase of microbial organisms resistant to multiple antibiotics, which will increase the cost of health care.

With the increase in mutations of microbial organisms, developing resistance to multiple antibiotics, and the continuing emphasis on health-care costs, many scientists researchers are trying to develop novel, cost effective antimicrobial agents.

Many microbial VOCs have been described, and some of them have been shown to be specific for the respective organisms (Schulz and Dickschat 2007; Kai et al. 2009).

Indestructible microbial organisms, blog-trolls copulate with themselves constantly, producing offspring in the form of lethally insolent verbal tics.