Sentence examples for organisms release from inspiring English sources

This in turn generates additional actions by the male and responses by the female, and eventually there is copulation, or sexual intercourse (or, in the case of some aquatic organisms, release of the sex cells for fertilization in the water).

Many organisms release sulcatone, but humans reek of it, producing four times the amount the researchers found in live chickens or in horse, cow, and sheep hair.

Cyanogenic organisms release toxic hydrogen cyanide from damaged tissues as a defense agent against herbivoral and fungal attack (2).

M1 macrophages protect against infections and tumour cell proliferation, phagocytose invading organisms, release nitric oxide (NO) or reactive oxygen species (ROS), present antigens to T cells and secrete immunomodulatory and pro-inflammatory cytokines [ 1, 2].

If the cultures grew several species of bacteria, then the infection was probably caused by organisms released from the colon.

Through photosynthesis, living trees store carbon, but when they die they begin to decompose, and the action of those decomposing organisms releases carbon.

The strategy, described in two papers in this week's issue of Nature, might ultimately be used to control genetically engineered plants or other organisms released into the wild to create products or clean up pollution.

The proposed regulation will require that ships have new technology on-board such as filtration-board suchas will reduce the number ofiltrationsystems thatn port to a standard set by the International Maritime Organization (IMO) in 2004.

Although the sawing step was a potential source of contamination of core samples, sawing-fluid associated microorganisms may not necessarily be contaminants, but indigenous organisms released from the cores during sawing.

Next, using TLR2-transfectants to examine bacterial shedding of lipopeptides, we found that while the enterobacterial species examined are prolific shedders of lipopeptide, Gram-positive organisms released little or no soluble TLR2-stimulants into their surroundings and B. fragilis displayed an intermediate phenotype (Figure 7D).

The chlamydial organisms released from swabs were inoculated onto HeLa cell monolayers in duplicates as described previously [ 8].