Sentence examples for organisms compared with from inspiring English sources

The number of different types of receptor proteins is limited in single-celled organisms compared with multicellular organisms.

The third-generation cephalosporins (ceftriaxone, cefixime, and ceftazidime) have increased activity against the gram-negative organisms compared with the second-generation agents.

Most patients with reinfection grew different organisms compared with initial infection, suggesting that some subsequent infections may be host related.

The majority of students (89.0%) responded that God played a role in the creation of all organisms compared with an intelligent designer (9%), or God was not involved in the creation of all organisms (1.0%; Question 6).

A cellular accumulation is also consistent with studies demonstrating up to 70,000 times higher concentrations of organotins in plankton and other organisms compared with sea water [34].

Thus, a proportionally larger amount of genes show expression differences between these organisms compared with centrosome genes.

And how do the laboratory lives of model organisms compare with those of their relatives in the wild and those of other closely related species?

A report last September by European health authorities found only six novel drugs in clinical trials that might work against at least one Gram-negative organism, compared with 13 for Gram-positive bacteria.

All such changes to the rate and duration of growth of all or part of an organism compared with its ancestor are what define heterochrony.

In all, 22% (28 of 127) of the cultures were positive for at least one micro-organism compared with 35.4% of the cultures (28 of 79) regarding the jugular site (p = 0.052).

When assessing bioaccumulation risk, an octanol/water partition coefficient (log K ow) of ≥3 is a common international trigger point of concern while a bioaccumulation factor (BCF) (the ratio of the concentration of a chemical in an organism compared with that in water) of <100 is considered a low risk (Beek et al., 2000).