Sentence examples for organisms and development from inspiring English sources

Freeing ourselves from the perspective of genes, organisms and development is easier said than done.

Dawkins' characterizations of replicators, vehicles and the relations between the two are too closely tied to genes, organisms and development.

In addition there is a dramatic lack of new antimicrobial agents being explored in phase 2 or 3 clinical trials, especially for Gram-negative organisms, and development of an antimicrobial with a genuinely novel mechanism of action is estimated to take years [2].

Prolonged antibiotic therapy is known to promote the adaptation of organisms and development of specific cross-resistance mechanisms although knowledge of the local resistance trends in ophthalmic specimens is mandatory to provide a prompt and effective treatment [ 27, 28].

In addition there is a dramatic lack of new antimicrobial agents being explored in phase 2 or 3 clinical trials, especially for Gram-negative organisms, and development of an antimicrobial with a genuinely novel mechanism of action is estimated to take years [ 2].

Because A. kamchatica is a close relative of the model plant, A. thaliana, a treasure trove of molecular research is easily applied to this organism, and development of A. kamchatica into a model system for the evolution of polyploidy has the potential to yield a great deal of insight into the evolution of polyploid genomes.

In addition to parasitic plant investigations, the Pscroph database provides a useful resource for investigations in rhizosphere interactions, chemical signaling between organisms, and plant development and evolution.

Glycolysis and citric acid cycle are the main pathway for organisms to produce energy; the pentose phosphate pathway meets the need of all organisms for a source of NADPH to use in reductive biosynthesis; polysaccharide can store energy for organisms growth and development.

She talked about the "development" of single-celled organisms into multicelled organisms and the "development" of fish into tetrapods, and so on, and of course the students were enthralled.

Yet typically discussions of epigenesis and preformation have focused on individual organisms and their development rather than on species.

The detrimental effects of antimicrobials include the disruption of key microbial processes in soil, toxicity to organisms, and the development of microbial resistance [107] [110].