Sentence examples for marines are able from inspiring English sources

At certain times each year, for example, the Marines are able to use only a fraction of the beachfront at Camp Pendleton, Calif., to practice amphibious landings out of concern for nesting shorebirds like the coastal California gnatcatcher.

The marine is able to kill Kelly and takes the BFG 9000 before proceeding deeper under the Martian surface to Site 3, the archaeological dig site where the Soul Cube was unearthed.

Most marine mollusks are able to shut themselves off completely from their watery world when they find themselves in danger by closing their aperture by a horny or calcareous door, or operculum.

Many of marine macroorganisms are able to stay free from biofouling and their secondary metabolites are believed to be chemical defensive substances.

Microorganisms from marine environments are able to produce enzymes with great flexibility in relation to pH and temperature, while maintaining high specific activity (Trincone 2010, 2011; Bonugli-Santos et al. 2015).

This reinforces the idea that, despite being good indicators of environmental stress, free-living marine nematodes are able to tolerate low concentrations of hydrocarbons and to survive in moderately contaminated areas.

In addition, they are captured and eaten by bald eagles (Haliaeetus leucocephalus) at Catalina Island, and large marine snails are able to drill into their egg cases to extract the yolk.

The higher diversity of Crenarchaeota in the polluted area suggests that some marine sponges are able to change the composition of their associated archaeal communities, thereby improving their fitness in impacted environments.

Hiroshi Ogawa et al., showed that marine microbes are able to convert bioavailable DOC to refractory DOC.

Furthermore, results so far show that marine organisms are able to convert inorganic arsenic into organic arsenic compounds.

It has been hypothesized that marine strains are able to maintain the glycerol molecules within the cell, which allow them to have a higher internal concentration of this important osmolyte, thereby being able to tolerate higher external salt concentrations.