Sentence examples for organism from inspiring English sources

Back in London, I find a 2008 paper on morgellons in the journal Dermatologic Therapy that describes patients picking "at their skin continuously in order to 'extract' an organism"; "obsessive cleaning rituals, showering often" and individuals going "to many physicians, such as infectious disease specialists and dermatologists" – all behaviours "consistent with DOP".

And it is Blair, spending several hours with me, who has clearly been assigned the job of speaking for the Murdoch family as a whole, of representing the organism.

The Thames is, in fact, the heart or stomach, if you like, of London, as the West End is the head of its wonderful organism".

"Doing what they did in Jurassic Park just isn't going to produce a functional organism," he says.

During non-REM sleep DNA is repaired and the organism replenishes itself for the day ahead.

Evolutionary design uses a computer program called an evolutionary algorithm, which takes the initial parameters of the design (things such as lengths, areas, volumes, currents and voltages) and treats each like one gene in an organism.

It would not take much to throw such an elaborate organism into chaos.The forces arrayed against North Korea are even more formidable: 639,000 South Korean troops, 5,300 artillery pieces and 460 combat aircraft, buttressed by over 28,000 American troops and a nuclear guarantee from the world's only superpower.

For a laboratory organism to survive in the harsh Darwinian outside world, it would have to be very carefully crafted indeed.

The first commercially available genetically modified organism (GMO) appeared a mere five years ago.

A hole in the top reduces the chance of them being moved about by storm currents.Concrete used to make a reef ball is mixed with microsilica, a silicon-dioxide powder, to strengthen the material and lower its acidity level to be more organism-friendly.

The key is to put together a process that will allow an enzyme or micro-organism to survive in common reaction conditions.