Sentence examples for organisms stuck from inspiring English sources

Organisms stuck in place like a potted plant generally make poor predators.

It's sinking from the weight of organisms sticking to it or in animal feces and getting buried on the ocean floor, Law says.

Another possibility is that organisms sticking to and growing on the plastic are dragging the junk beneath the ocean's surface, either suspending it in the water column or sinking it all the way to the sea floor.

Biofilm help organisms stick to environmental surfaces and physically protect them from exposure to harmful disinfectants or other detrimental environmental conditions.

Like a fly in a spider's web, the organisms are stuck and can be further attacked by the antibacterial proteins that stud the DNA [ 1- 3].

This is because water can be contaminated by Acanthamoeba organisms that stick tenaciously to contact lenses and cause ulcers in the cornea.

The function of these diverticula is uncertain and it is suggested that they may be storage chambers for chemicals such as glycogen, may secrete repellents to deter organisms that stick to the shell or may help in respiration.

Bacteria, fungi and micro-organisms can stick to contact lenses and cause pain, irritation and serious harm.

The organism can stick on wool and dust and be spread by wind.

The effect of extra genes for both of these sorts of RNA molecules is therefore multiplicative rather than additive.The picture that is emerging is thus one of "hard-wired" simple organisms, which mostly stick to using RNA for fetching and carrying, and "soft-wired" complex ones that employ it in a management capacity.

But in asexual organisms, a mutation is forever stuck with the same genetic background.