Sentence examples for microbes that thrive from inspiring English sources

Selected or engineered microbes that thrive in the presence of toxic chemicals can be assessed using tolerance assays.

The colors in the ponds come from unusual microbes that thrive in the evaporating brine and produce pigments to cope with the intense sunlight.

The human respiratory system -- mouth, nose, throat, sinuses, airways, lungs -- is a prime breeding ground for bacteria and other microbes that thrive in warm, moist climates.

Even if the source turns out to be geological in origin or to have come from long-extinct bacteria, the sites would still be prime locations to look for other microbes that thrive on methane as food.

Only approximately 550 square miles, the forest supports thousands of different species including hundreds of bison; large carnivores such as wolf and lynx; birds; and lichens, fungi, and microbes that thrive on woodsy decomposition.

It is not just sulphur 'breathing' microbes that thrive in hot pools and geysers, though.

Contrary to what researchers long thought, our distant ancestors were not microbes that thrived in boiling hot springs or deep within giant ice sheets.

Scientists say the pollution problems were compounded by a microbe that thrives in the highly acidic conditions.

But now scientists have discovered an amazing new microbe that thrives and multiplies at this temperature and can survive in water as hot as 130°C.

It's possible that there are rare species of microbes that will thrive in warmer temperatures.

Therefore, it is necessary to develop and integrate tailor-designed pretreatment processes and efficient microbes that can thrive on many different kinds of biomass.