Sentence examples for organisms alone from inspiring English sources

In general, resistance developed by selective breeding is only partially specific; that is, the observed resistance to infection with pathogenic microorganisms, and to the toxins of such organisms, is manifested toward groups of related microorganisms producing similar diseases, not to single organisms alone.

However, this perspective of evolutionary history, based on living organisms alone, is an artifact.

Use of lignocellulolytic organisms alone at high temperatures could potentially reduce the cellulase requirement.

While single cell genome sequencing of prokaryotic organisms alone garners extensive information about gene cluster identification, >30% of the genome can be missing [9].

ICD 9 codes for common respiratory and gastrointestinal tract viruses were used to determine which organisms alone or in combination with a bacterial infection are associated with the outcomes of interest.

Treatment decisions are, and should be, based on controlled studies on humans, not on theory or on experiments performed on model organisms alone.

Evidence suggests that infections at mucosal surfaces result from the outgrowth of subpopulations or clusters within a microbial community and are not linked to one pathogenic organism alone.

The validity of inferences about the clinical consequences of the use of any given agent to induce a specific pharmacologic effect will depend not only on the extent to which it affects the targeted biological phenomenon, but also on the extent to which all of the actions of the agent have been defined and the extent to which all affect the entire organism, alone and in concert.

It may be that one organism alone or several bacterial species have a role in initiating, prolonging or activating simultaneous or subsequent joint infections.

Although included in the organism level constraint section, we must reinforce the importance of how the three levels of constraints interact to alter the injury risk (by example, altering stroke patterns and mechanics) and that injury risk is not isolated to the organism alone.

Identifying and describing species is difficult for living organisms let alone from fossil remains.