Sentence examples for organisms changes from inspiring English sources
It is assumed that the toxicity of AgNPs on aquatic organisms changes strongly upon passing through STPs, induced by the following mechanisms.
The monumental work of Medawar stems from his long and deep interest in the nature of living organisms' changes over time, such as growth, aging, and evolution.
In aquatic organisms, changes in salinity may cause a variety of physiological stress, energy metabolism, electrolyte equilibrium and enhanced ROS generation which leads to oxidative damage (Choi et al. 2008).
In aquatic organisms, changes in the environmental condition, such as salinity, oxygen levels, and temperature, can enhance the generation of reactive oxygen species (ROS), causing oxidative damages in tissues (Lushchak 2011).
Because the dynamics of SOC directly impact the availability of nutrients and moisture to all kinds of living organisms, changes in SOC stock can transform the structure and functions of ecosystems, and may also result in ecosystem feedbacks on climate [4].
Research undertaken using the POST array however is ongoing and dynamic with researchers obtaining valuable information on how the distribution of marine (or diadromous) organisms changes over the course of their life cycle [2].
Lineages of organisms change through generations; diversity arises because the lineages that descend from common ancestors diverge through time.
As summer wanes, organisms change their substance and their habits in seeming anticipation of the coming winter.
Occasionally the natural conditions that suppress the population of pest organisms change, and outbreaks in forests may reach epidemic proportions.
I.D. recognizes that the age of the universe is measured in billions, not thousands, of years; that fossils are evidence, not divine tricks to test believers' faith; and that organisms change over time, sometimes via natural selection.
Instead they found sudden appearances of new fossil forms (sudden, that is, on the achingly slow geological time scale) followed by long periods in which these organisms changed little.
