Sentence examples for organisms promoting from inspiring English sources

Clear butterfat rises to the top of melted butter and may be poured off, leaving the albuminous curd and water that favour the growth of organisms promoting rancidity; thus, anhydrous butterfat does not become rancid as readily as butter and can be stored unrefrigerated for several months.

Tautz also makes a few evolutionary faux pas, such as referring to an evolutionary hierarchy with lower and higher organisms, promoting a common evolutionary myth (e.g., "As a rule, higher animals couple their reproduction with sex," p. 37).

The World Health Organization (WHO) published comprehensive recommendations designed to restrict the emergence and spread of antimicrobial resistant organisms, promoting prudent use of antimicrobials in humans, food-producing animals and aquaculture [ 2].

For instance, some organisms promote the development of anti-inflammatory networks while others induce protective inflammatory responses.

Lipotechoic acid, a product of Staphylococcal organisms, promotes production of tumor necrosis factor-alpha (TNF-α) and leads to the development of sepsis and septic shock.

Using a novel murine oral mucosal co-infection model we sought to determine for the first time whether these organisms promote the virulence of C. albicans mucosal biofilms in oropharyngeal infection and explored mechanisms of pathogenic synergy.

One mechanism that allows this progression is termed 'quorum sensing' (QS), a process by which organisms promote their own proliferation into biofilm by the release of QS-regulated virulence factors in the form of rhamnolipids (class of glycolipid).

In order to reduce architectural barriers found in new buildings and retrofit, a partnership project initiated by Montreal Metropolitan blind consumer group (RAAMM) resulted in collaboration between Orientation and Mobility specialists from Institut Nazareth and Louis-Braille and an organism promoting universal design (Société Logique).

Thus, these data suggest that systemic S1P, and not tumour-derived S1P, provides communication between cancer cells and host organism, promoting lung metastasis.

Their observations corroborated the findings of Pal et al. [ 8] that the variability in the natural habitat of an organism promotes modularity in its metabolic network.

This study supports the view that variability in the natural habitat of an organism promotes modularity in its metabolic network and perhaps in other biological systems.