Sentence examples for relevant organisms from inspiring English sources

Moreover, many industrially relevant organisms are incapable of biotin synthesis resulting in the requirement to supplement defined media.

Among aquatic organisms, fish are generally considered to be the most relevant organisms for pollution monitoring in aquatic ecosystems (van der Oost et al. [2003]).

So for the selection of relevant organisms, identification of regional differences in the protection status of particular species may be useful.

This increase in mutually shared knowledge of each other's minds, enables the relevant organisms to interact, cooperate and communicate in more advanced and adaptive ways.

According to LOTH, thought and thinking are done in a mental language, i.e., in a symbolic system physically realized in the brain of the relevant organisms.

Measuring fitness values to help predict trait frequencies of populations of evolutionary individuals in the future would then involve counting just all the relevant organisms.

By using the metabolome of the relevant organism or close species, these methods capitalize on biological relevance, avoiding the assignment of artificial and non-physiological functions.

It is a biotechnological relevant organism because of its highly efficient ability to biosynthesize amino acids, such as l-glutamic acid and l-lysine.

A comprehensive ecological assessment of sites requires the integration of different relevant organism groups on the species level thus at the same time covering their function (e.g. organic matter decomposition).

This work highlights the utility of genetic modification of native microorganisms from sites of interest to provide robust and ecologically relevant organism-based reagents for toxicity monitoring with the potential for in situ deployment.

I contacted the relevant organism nomenclature authorities [ 31, 60- 66] to discuss this nomenclature.