Sentence examples for organisms and developing from inspiring English sources

However, some technical obstacles, such as enhancing the efficiency of light utilization by the organisms and developing effective photobioreactors, still need to be solved during development of a practical process [ 44].

The concept of "What happens when a bag grows up?" is inspired by looking at the developing stages of single cells organisms and developing process of ocean or land larva.

Our strategy has much more to do with morphological diversification, including getting very large both as cells and as organisms, and developing hunting strategies of various different kinds.

Discussion: The students choose specific organisms and develop a picture story of how that organism is adapted to its environment.

"One ecological argument is that no plant is an island, that organisms evolve with other organisms and develop relationships and also antagonisms in this web of life," he said.

Though differently shaped, corresponding bones are present in the two groups of organisms and develop in similar ways.

Her fourth postulate from graduate-school days is the idea that cilia and sperm tails have spirochete ancestors corkscrew-shaped, wriggly bancestors corkscrew-shapedther organisms and developed a symbiosis that functions in movement and sensation.

Thus, we need to sequence genomes from new organisms and develop concurrently new tools that are independent of rDNA to fish for unrecognized and unknown microbes in the sequence databases.

A genome-scale metabolic (GSM) model is a powerful tool for understanding the metabolic capacities of an organism and developing metabolic engineering strategies for strain development.

Meanwhile there were rumors of the great discoveries of the kinship of the English language with the Germanic, the Celtic, the Slavic, the Latin, the Greek, the Sanskrit and the Persian languages, and of the theory that languages were organisms existing and developing independently of the peoples who used them, but subject to laws as invariable as those of zoology and botany.

The entire farm should be organized like an organism and developed as a unique individual under its natural, economic and social site conditions.