Sentence examples for organisms when compared from inspiring English sources

However, more work is needed before extrapolating an ecosystemic explanation to Procellariiformes, because firstly they are very wide-ranging organisms when compared to penguins, and secondly their populations are not only impacted by climatic changes, but also by anthropogenic factors, such as positive and negative effects due to fisheries [43].

Critical differences were observed in the primase domain of Twinkle in some model organisms when compared to the N-terminal end of the T7 gproteinein [ 19].

Cyanobacteria possess a relatively small genome and many of them have already been completely sequenced, thus it is also less complicated to perform system biology approaches in these organisms when compared to eukaryotic algae (Rittmann 2008).

From the antifungal results presented in Table  3, the MIC of the essential oil effectively inhibited the growth of the organisms when compared to nystatin and amphotericin B used as control.

The amount of silver ions released from the surface of the AgNPs was greater than the amount of Ag+ released from the surface of the AgNWs; thus the AgNPs logically displayed a greater toxicity to the aquatic organisms when compared with the AgNWs.

Hence, the finding on the killer pattern of W. anomalus mycocin may reflect the different levels of taxonomic organization of this organism when compared to C. albicans.

Consumption of glycated proteins [ 34], fried meats [ 61] and toasted wheat flakes [ 62] encouraged the preferential growth of greater numbers of detrimental gram negative and sulphate-reducing colonic micro-organisms when compared to control diets.

The NOAEL, which can be determined either by experiment or through observation, denotes the highest level of exposure at which there is no biologically or statistically significant increase in the frequency or severity of any adverse effects in an organism when compared with a control (IPCS 1990).

MAT results for each serovar were reported as the highest dilution of serum (1 100, 1 200, 1 400, 1 800, 1 1,600, 1 3,200, 1 6,400, or >1 12,800) at which >50% agglutination of organisms occurred when compared with a control suspension.

This maps to sequence identities of about 64% for the enzymes from the Gram-negative organisms to 40% when compared with Gram-positive KynB.

P. ruminicola does not appear to have any organism-specific CBMs, when compared to the three other ruminal bacteria, but utilizes a variety of CBMs reflecting its more general polysaccharide-degrading lifestyle.