Sentence examples for or organisms from inspiring English sources

Nor should their contribution be presumed to be analogous to the cooperation of cells during development of organs or organisms.

They are also working to create enzymes or catalytic reactions that destroy any harmful organic matter or organisms in water.

The major effect that you're seeing in aquatic life is this whole issue of feminization, where the male organs are not developing and you see more either female-like organisms or organisms where testes and ovaries are not differentiated.

So another approach is to use a chemical to kill any eggs or organisms.

In biology a clone is a group of individual cells or organisms descended from one progenitor.

Physiological techniques, directed at exploring functional properties or organisms, are also used in genetic investigations.

Antibodies are proteins that bind to specific invading molecules or organisms and either inactivate them or signal their destruction.

In addition, eukaryotic regulatory signals are different from those used by prokaryotes (cells or organisms lacking internal membranes i.e., bacteria).

The clear plasma meanwhile looks clogged and dotted with things called basophils and neutrophils, amorphous greasy looking individuals, indicating 'the presence of pathogens and bacteria, undigested food particles, debris or organisms in the blood'.

Living fossil conjures up the idea of long-lived species or organisms out of time longing for the good old days of the Devonian and disdainful of whippersnappers with their colour vision and adaptations to human pollution.

Inbreeding, the mating of individuals or organisms that are closely related through common ancestry, as opposed to outbreeding, which is the mating of unrelated organisms.