Sentence examples for organisms which may from inspiring English sources

Therefore, plastic waste can have indirect effects on organisms, which may manifest at the community level.

Pseudoalteromonas produce a series of chemicals that are active against the target organisms, which may provide benefits for the bacteria regarding nutrient competition and colonization8.

Communities form when individual organisms, which may be of the same or different species, adhere to and accumulate on a surface; this process is called adsorption.

Classical laboratory-based single-species sediment bioassays do not account for modifications to toxicity from bioturbation by benthic organisms which may impact predictions of contaminated sediment risk to biota in the field.

This combined strategy may be used to identify and predict peptides of prokaryote and eukaryote parasites and their hosts as well as other superior organisms, which may be of interest in drug development or target identification.

The MYSTIC Program results demonstrate the sustained potency and continued effectiveness of meropenem globally against clinically relevant Gram-negative and Gram-positive pathogens including extended spectrum β-lactamase– and AmpC β-lactamase producing organisms, which may also display resistance to the fluoroquinolones and/or aminoglycosides.

First, it contributes organic matter: organic forms of nitrogen and phosphorus, some of which stimulate the growth of organism which may use up the available oxygen in water.

This may decreases soil microbial biomass by directly killing or influencing activities such as behaviour, reproduction and metabolism of organism which may permanently impair and alter the closely interactive ecosystem (Aktar et al. 2009; Gill and Garg 2014).

Other micro-organisms which may have been present in the inoculum used by O'Rourke et al. [19] and Nakamura et al. [17] might also have influenced lesion development [23].

In order to investigate differentially expressed genes, the remaining bodies of the dissected ant workers were pooled in a separate tube and immediately stored in liquid nitrogen, with prior retrieval of stomach and alimentary canal, in order to avoid contamination with genes from micro-organisms which may be present.

This finding indicates that deer and ticks were infected with the same organism, which may be transmitted by the tick.