Sentence examples for organisms take from inspiring English sources

Organic P results from biogenic processes when organisms take up P from the soil.

All living organisms take up chemicals from the environment.

Aquatic organisms take inorganic materials from food and water, and store them in skeletal tissue and other members.

These organisms take up volatile fatty acids (VFA) under anaerobic conditions and store it as poly-β-hydroxyalkanoates (PHA) (Wentzel et al. 1985; Comeau et al. 1986; Mino et al. 1987).

There is a very good reason why marine organisms take on a vast variety of hyperbolic forms: this geometry realizes surfaces with maximal area in a limited volume, thus providing enhanced opportunity for filter feeding by sessile creatures.

In the presence of biological evolutionary theory, the multitude of traits and behaviors of organisms take on meaning (Rutledge and Warden 2000) and in its absence, biological questions remain shrouded in mystery.

Identifying these organisms takes time, money and specialized expertise to ensure correct identification to the lowest possible taxonomic level.

Public opposition to genetically modified organisms took root largely because few could see any compelling advantage to biotech crops such as herbicide-resistant soybeans.

During the entire evolution of life on Earth, the development of all organisms took place under constant gravity conditions, against which they achieved specific countermeasures for compensation and adaptation.

Blood can also be thought of as a private ocean, a recapitulation of what life was like for all the years we spent drifting as microscopic, single-celled organisms, "taking up nutrients from sea water and then eliminating waste products back into sea water," Dr. Schafer said.

Here, too, the more advanced organisms took the same slow and stuttering path to dominance.