Sentence examples for natural organisms from inspiring English sources

A Greenpeace article sums it up as, "These genetically modified organisms (GMOs) can spread through nature and interbreed with natural organisms, thereby contaminating non- GE" enon- GEenvironmentsure generandons in an unfutureeable and uncontrollable way".

All in all, he says, natural organisms and human societies resemble each other.

The dangers – of bio-error or bio-terror – may be great, but not in principle greater than those posed by natural organisms put to evil or casual use.

The first living organism to carry and pass down to future generations an expanded genetic code has been created by American scientists, paving the way for a host of new life forms whose cells carry synthetic DNA that looks nothing like the normal genetic code of natural organisms.

She is also doing research with Eric T. Fleisher, a Manhattan horticulturist and soil expert, to see if building up the natural organisms in her soil, by using compost, teeming with beneficial organisms, and watering plants with compost tea — an aerated solution of this rich compost, mixed with humic acid, kelp and molasses — will produce healthier plants.

Robots have the potential to display a higher degree of lifetime morphological adaptation than natural organisms.

Traditional vaccines introduce a natural organism to the body.

Looked at this way, the researchers are studying city evolution much as biologists study natural evolution – almost as if the city itself were a natural organism.

One must think of the health service as a huge natural organism in process of growth, not as a creature of magic, called out of the void by the wand of the Minister of Health.

"I think it's critical that someone like Ford say, 'We're putting our efforts into this not just because we think it's better, more sustainability design, but so people will pay more attention to the natural organism in the process'".

"The natural organism's power is more powerful than electricity.