Sentence examples for myriad organisms from inspiring English sources

The myriad organisms have another sibling.

Myriad organisms, most unknown to us, live there.

It is the corals that provide the architectural framework for myriad organisms that live in and around reefs.

The near disappearance of corals and the myriad organisms that depend upon them would constitute a true biodiversity catastrophe, but also a grave human crisis for the many millions of people who rely upon reefs for their health and wellbeing.

Mass spectrometry-based proteomics is widely employed to characterize proteins in myriad organisms, ranging from E. coli to human.

There is a palpable consensus among researchers and managers cautioning against broad scale, rigid approaches to conservation, and acknowledging the need to address productivity limitations of myriad organisms in need of protection (Clostio et al. 2012).

But while resistance in the targeted organism was a concern, the massive collateral resistance among the myriad "bystander" organisms composing the human microbiome was likely not anticipated [ 3].

But what fascinates scientists is the way the myriad reef organisms co-operate to create such a prolific ecosystem in what is an essentially unproductive sea.

As soon as the water has cleared and the plants have begun to grow, put in some little fishes, or, better still, go with a jam jar and small net to the nearest pond — draw the net a few times through the depth of the pool, and you will have a myriad interesting organisms ….

One of these characteristics is the modulation of TLR4 signaling under the dual pressure of protecting the host from pathogenic infections and coexistence with the myriad commensal organisms.

Lectins are produced by a myriad of organisms, some of which are phylogenetically remote.