Sentence examples for native organisms from inspiring English sources

Invasive organisms have the potential for competition with native organisms.

However, these fuels are not synthesized economically using native organisms.

However, native organisms cannot synthesize these fuels in a cost-effective way.

A warmer climate could allow some invaders to spread farther, while causing native organisms to go extinct in their traditional habitats, and making room for invaders.

A prolific New Zealand snail has lately invaded the Madison and the Firehole, two of the park's famous trout streams, threatening to overwhelm native organisms.

And studies do show that fishing the species can help native organisms recover in some localised habitats, so it seems natural that Noaa would channel this enthusiasm to help tackle the problem.

Protein expression in the native organism is also useful when studying post-translational modifications and their effect on gene expression or enzyme activity.

Modifying native organism through evolutionary engineering for desirable purpose often provides great breakthroughs to challenging obstacles in areas within biotechnology including biofuel production, screening of desirable phenotypes, etc. Conventional mutation methods, however, can be biased to certain types of mutations which restrict the accessibility to desirable phenotypes.

Metabolic pathways are stamped by natural bottlenecks, which serve as control points within a native organism, to regulate resource utilization and production of metabolites.

DivIVA is attracted to and remains at cell poles not only in its native organism, B. subtilis, but also in E. coli and other bacteria [58].

Expression of HcDPPIVA under heterologous regulatory sequences in H. capsulatum resulted in increased secreted DppIV activity, indicating that the encoded protein can be expressed and secreted by its native organism.