Sentence examples for organisms people from inspiring English sources
The geoduck clam may be among the weirdest organisms people eat.
I and my small bioinformation group -- Jorge Navarro and Raquel del Moral -- are interested in studying everything alive that communicates: cells, organisms, people, and the way human society is structured through social bonds, i.e., language -- talking face-to-face, by phone, texting, etc.
When you're looking at very different organisms the genetic differences are huge, and if you're looking at very closely related organisms, just varieties of different organisms, people would say you're explaining something that's uninterestingly trivial.
It has been shown previously that, while nuclear elongation is sufficient to roughly align homologs, strand exchange at multiple sites along chromosomes is required for precise pairing in Tetrahymena (Lukaszewicz et al. 2010; Howard-Till et al. 2011) as in other organisms (Peoples-Holst and Burgess 2005).
Mrs. Brown said the board left in references to "micro-evolution," changes within organisms that "people can see," like bacteria becoming disease-resistant.
Eventually, all that will be left in the oceans are organisms that people won't, or can't, consume, like sea slugs and toxic algae.
Unfortunately, the meme of the selfish gene escaped from popular biology books and mutated into the idea that organisms (including people) are ruthlessly self-serving.
Hard sweeps do occur in sexually reproducing organisms like people and fruit flies, but soft sweeps may be more usual.
He is able to see overlapping and intertwining groups clearly, and to create movement for them that turns them into breathing organisms; when people shift onstage entirely new perspectives are revealed.
Therefore, selenium and vitamin C could be useful in providing protection of exposed non-target organisms including people from fenitrothion.
In this context, it is hardly surprising that when thinking about how organisms evolve, people assume that evolution is closely related to the pursuit of certain purposes, such as survival.
