Sentence examples for suitable organisms from inspiring English sources

Fish have been considered suitable organisms for biomonitoring studies as they are sensible to changes in the aquatic environment.

Fishes are reported to be suitable organisms for ecotoxicological studies because they play different roles in the heterotrophic web, undergo bioaccumulation, respond to mutagens at low concentration such as environmental pollutants, and activate xenobiotics through the cytochrome P-450-dependent oxidative metabolism like mammals ([Goksoyr et al. 1991, Cavas and Ergene-Gözükara 2005]).

It is recommended that the sensitivity of potential suitable organisms (sediment organisms, aquatic macrophytes) and of the standard test organisms (C.riparius, L. variegatus, Lemna minor) are compared to decide on the suitability of further test organisms and the potential replacement of traditionally applied organisms for the testing of ENMs.

The life history characteristics of toads make them suitable organisms for reproductive isolation research.

The timing of the transition to an agricultural lifestyle, associated with steep population growth and consequent societal change, has been suggested to be affected by the availability of suitable organisms for domestication.

Land snails are suitable organisms to address this issue.

This species has been used previously in laboratory studies and has been shown to be a suitable organism for monitoring the effects of xenobiotics.

The choice of process configuration and engineering design is also closely linked with the selection of the most suitable organism for a particular design or for whether overall priority is given to energy generation, waste disposal or some other objective.

Consequently, T. japonica is a suitable organism to examine the above hypotheses regarding colour-marking polymorphisms.

The zebrafish is a particularly suitable organism for studying light dependent transcription due to the ability of each cell to directly detect light.

Previously it was thought that the pigment of the Drosophila exoskeleton would be too dark to allow full transmission of light and so initially it was essential to ascertain whether Drosophila was a suitable organism for OPT.