Sentence examples for millions of bacteria from inspiring English sources

Human hands can potentially carry millions of bacteria, especially if they've just come into contact with a bacteria-rich object like a doorknob or a piece of uncooked food.

Alternatively, a computer made from millions of bacteria can look at every route simultaneously.

After further research, on tens of millions of bacteria, the team's members used Dr. Alter's coded samples to prove they had identified the hepatitis C virus.

You have many millions of bacteria, so it's not too surprising that they vary, the way a big city will tend to have at least a few people with unusual eye color, exceptionally small feet or any other characteristic.

Had Semmelweis been a better scientist -- had he taken even a few minutes to examine the particles under a microscope -- he would almost certainly have found millions of bacteria teeming under his lens.

"A sponge that's been in use for no more than two or three days in a kitchen will harbor millions of bacteria," said Elizabeth Scott, co-director of the Simmons Center for Hygiene and Health in the Home at Simmons College in Boston.

For cytoplasmic screening, plasmid was prepared from the pool of bacteria of the 2nd or 3rd selection round, digested with NcoI and NotI enzymes, and the 750 bp band was cloned in NcoI- NotI digested and dephosphorylated plasmid pET23NN.

Microbial abundance rebounded in the 3rd day, while the genera of bacteria were not rich.

Since the turn of the 20th century, when the presence of bacteria in droplets from the nose and mouth was discovered along with their role in disease transmission, masks have been used to protect both health care providers and patients from respiratory diseases.

Final elimination of bacteria occurred after 5th week PP in farm A and after 4th week in farm B respectively.

Further, the titer of bacteria in the midgut increased ∼250-fold from the 1st-instar through the 2nd-instar.