Sentence examples for microorganisms some of from inspiring English sources

Both the gastrointestinal tract and the mouth, nose, and sinuses are heavily populated with microorganisms, some of which are true commensals living in humans and deriving their sustenance from the surface cells of the body without doing any harm and others of which are indistinguishable from disease germs.

Fresh fruits and vegetables harbor various microorganisms, some of which are psychrotrophic.

Water is a medium of thousands of microorganisms some of which are disease-causing.

These are also good medium for the growth of many microorganisms some of which may be pathogenic to man.

Manure and animal waste deposited on cropland and grazing lands serve as a source of microorganisms, some of which may be pathogenic.

The mechanism involved suggests that as anaerobic organism was a mixed culture of many species of microorganisms, some of which can transform from NH4 + to NO3−, thereby decreasing the potential for N-fraction (Javaid 2010).

Vibrios are aquatic microorganisms, some species of which cause serious diseases in humans and other animals.

In the course of these studies, in recent years, vermicomposting has emerged as an effective biotechnology for decomposing wide ranges of organic wastes with the help of intestinal microorganisms of some specific kinds of earthworms ([Edwards] and[Lofty][1972] [Kale 1993]).

As well known, acidophilic microorganisms inhabit some of the most metal-rich environments.

In the case of oleaginous microorganisms, some strategies are based on measurement of absorbance readings after staining with Sudan Black B (Thakur et al.1989,Patnayak and Sree 2005) or a colorimetric method based on the sulfo-phospho-vanillin reaction (Izard and Limberger 2003).

'Culturing' Your Marketable Skills by David Jensen Like a culture of microorganisms, some career skills need to be nurtured and cared for before employers can observe and rely on them.