Sentence examples for specialized environments from inspiring English sources

Specialized bacteria that live in specialized environments such as marine thermal vents.

Such other functions are largely unknown, however, and specialized environments comparable to infectious disease wards in which specialized cassette reservoirs might also have evolved need to be examined for accumulation of cassettes with niche-specific function.

But in recent months, a surprising number of retailers have opened stores that cater solely to their male customers, with specialized environments and customer service.

WSUS is being used successfully in localized or specialized environments and as an enterprise-wide update infrastructure.

Parasites have developed a variety of physiological functions necessary for completing at least part of their life cycles in the specialized environments of surrounding the parasites in the host.

For appropriate appreciation of rural and urban environments, as well as specialized environments such as those of industry and agriculture, what is needed is information about their histories, their functions, and their roles in our lives (Carlson 1985 2001, Parsons 2008b, Parsons and Carlson 2008).

The stabilized cancer cells now start to spread but must develop a further set of mutations that help them adapt to the specialized environment of the tumor's target tissues.

Building and nurturing a resilient system in a highly specialized environment where burnout, bullying and loss of staff exist remains a constant challenge.

If your pet has a major issue that requires a procedure done in a sterile and specialized environment, Vetted will direct you to a local brick-and-mortar veterinarian that they've… vetted (pun intended?).

The endoplasmic reticulum (ER) provides a specialized environment for the folding and modification of trans-membrane proteins, including receptor tyrosine kinases (RTKs), which are vital for the growth and survival of malignancies.

The experiment's purpose, Venter says, is to develop an efficient organism that can be programmed to carry out specific tasks--such as sequestering unwanted carbon in the environment or producing hydrogen for fuel--but would self-destruct if it ever escaped from its specialized environment.