Sentence examples for unfavourable environments from inspiring English sources

Both polychaetes and oligochaetes can learn to choose between favourable and unfavourable environments.

Many microorganisms are known to remain in favourable chemical environments and to disperse away from unfavourable environments.

Other adaptations that enable them to survive in deserts and other unfavourable environments include double rows of heavy protective eyelashes, haired ear openings, the ability to close their nostrils, and keen senses of sight and smell.

When exposed to unfavourable environments and nutrient starvation, P. aeruginosa must rapidly cope and elicit a prompt response to modify their metabolic profiles for survival.

As a result, 3D root architecture is shaped by myriad environmental signals to ensure resource capture is optimised and unfavourable environments are avoided.

Many protists persist in unfavourable environments by encysting.

Its network of canals and artificial islands are a testament to the Aztec people's determination to build a home in an unfavourable environment.

Since chinch bugs prefer sunshine, planting shade crops, such as cowpeas or soybeans, creates an unfavourable environment.

Without encystment, which allows the organism to live in a dormant state in an unfavourable environment (e.g., water), amebic dysentery could be much more easily controlled.

Many of these are beneficial, and even the destructive ones are usually held in check by their natural enemies or an unfavourable environment.

Pathogenic (toxin-producing) bacteria occasionally withstand the unfavourable environment of dried foods, causing food poisoning when the product is rehydrated and eaten.