Sentence examples for organisms which could be from inspiring English sources

Temperature and salinity are important factors that affect several physiological processes in aquatic organisms, which could be produced by variation of certain hormones.

Taking all this into account, we can conclude that this global dynamic organization of the reactive cellular processes is possibly a genuine characteristic of the metabolism, common to all living cellular organisms, which could be basic and fundamental in the regulation of the most elementary cellular processes.

As observed in our system, the volatile emission rhythm is a result of the herbivore feeding rhythm, and then the parasitoids are rhythmically recruited according to the concentration of plant volatiles, suggesting that organisms are also able to actively adjust their biological rhythms according to those of other organisms, which could be described as a social synchronization of rhythms [22].

We have developed amino acid residue-nucleotide pair potentials for different organisms, which could be used for predicting the binding specificity.

Further, the hydrophobicity of each protein also played a role in shaping codon usage in this organism, which could be confirmed by the significant correlation between the positions of genes placed on the first axis and the hydrophobicity values (r = −0.100, P < 0.01).

These features, combined with the availability of several tools for A. gossypii's easy genetic manipulation, have raised attention to this fungus as a potential cell factory organism, which could be tailor-made to produce other metabolites and/or proteins.

He has warned that migrants currently arriving in Europe could cause "epidemics" as they may have "various parasites and protozoa, which don't affect their organisms, but which could be dangerous here".

Kaczyński has also been widely criticised in Europe for claiming migrants arriving on the continent could cause "epidemics" due to "various parasites and protozoa, which don't affect their organisms, but which could be dangerous here".

Finally, it has been noted that highly-interacting proteins in higher organisms belong to small gene families [10], which could be conveniently explained by a bias against duplication acting on multi-protein complexes.

The study describes two novel glycolipids in T. forsythia which could be essential in this organism.

However, the diversity of these organisms seems considerably lower in the west than in non-western countries – which could be explained by our dependence on and frequent use of antibiotics.