Sentence examples for microbes to thrive from inspiring English sources

It will be too hot and dry in the midst of summer for microbes to thrive.

Oxygenic denitrifiers may offer ecological advantages by enabling the aerobic microbes to thrive in hydrocarbon-contaminated anoxic subsurface environments.

The tundra has also become drier, so that oxygen can penetrate into the ground, allowing microbes to thrive.

Such an oxygen production would enable aerobic microbes to thrive in oxygen-depleted and nitrate-containing subsurface environments contaminated with hydrocarbons.

One possibility to remedy this might be to provide a "probiotic" supplement that would encourage starvation-resistant microbes to thrive in the gut.

Fungi that turn ants into zombies that abandon their colonies to hang suspended from tree leaves or branches, which allows the microbes to thrive, have very specific tastes.

She then placed these algae in containers that change colors in luminous fluorescent ways as the algae decays and microbes begin to thrive.

Also high on the agenda is research on environmental technologies, such as remote sensing of landscapes and DNA chips that can identify which genes a microbe needs to thrive in a particular environment.

The results also demonstrate that methanogenic microbes are able to thrive on glycolate as single carbon source for a long time period, delivering biogas composed of CO2/methane with only very minor contamination.

The newly equipped microbes enabled the lupin to thrive in soil that killed plants harboring only the original, unequipped microbes, the team reports in the May issue of Nature Biotechnology.

But surprisingly, even microbes, which are thought to thrive only when able to win the battle for resources against those nearest to them, have a somewhat sophisticated social structure that relies on cooperation, according to MIT scientists.