Sentence examples for microorganisms that have from inspiring English sources
Now Pili's team of chemists, biologists, engineers, and designers is cultivating the "Pili microbe palette," a collection of microorganisms that have been engineered to produce pigments in a variety of colors.
Instead, Mr. Mooney fears what he calls green goo: microorganisms that have been manipulated through nanotechnology to take over the function of machines but that begin reproducing out of control.
The reason is that Galileo may still harbor some signs of life on Earth: microorganisms that have survived since its launch from the Kennedy Space Center, in Florida, in 1989.
The lactic acid makes the surface of the lining slightly acidic, thus protecting against disease-causing microorganisms that have gained entry via the vaginal orifice.
Rickettsiae are microorganisms that have the cell structure of bacteria; they exhibit a small degree of metabolic activity outside cells, but they cannot grow in the absence of host tissue.
Scientists continued to look for means of obtaining new varieties of penicillin, and their researches produced the so-called semisynthetic antibiotics, some of which are active when taken by mouth, while others are effective against microorganisms that have developed resistance to the earlier form of penicillin.
Noguchi devised means of cultivating microorganisms that had never before been grown in the test tube.
The selected strain is a ubiquitous bacterium selected from among several microorganisms that had been isolated from wastewaters.
Our results showed no evidential correlation between DOX degradation ability and the development of resistance genes among the isolated microorganisms that had high DOX degradation capability (P > 0.05).
There are approximately 10 bacteria per gram of colonic content, which is the highest accumulation of microorganisms that has ever been noted in any environment [ 13].
However, in none of the published prospective, randomized trials was there a clinically significant harmful effect of SDD in respect to superinfections, nor was there colonization with microorganisms that had acquired resistance to the antibiotics used.
