Sentence examples for worm life from inspiring English sources

Tesco replied with their interpretation of Wonderwall by Oasis, and Mr Metcalfe responded with a version of Blur's Parklife, which he renamed Worm life.

All vegetables and nearly all flowering plants love full sun, your soil needs to be rich with compost and manures and alive with worm life, and then you have to water them all regularly and consistently.

It may also be worth noting that the aforementioned metabolic shift towards the glyoxylate cycle has been shown previously to extend worm life span [35], [36].

In Osedax, it has been proposed that infection would not be limited in time but continuous throughout the worm life, with symbionts infecting new root tissue as it grows into whale bones [55].

However, inhibition of bacterial proliferation per se is not the cause of worm life extension, as already shown.

Wolbachia depletion induces a 70% 80% reduction in worm life span, confirming doxycycline as a potent macrofilaricide.

A more natural context is needed to enhance our understanding of gene function, especially for those genes that are only relevant for worm life-history in the field [ 1]. C. elegans has been found frequently in ephemeral environments like rotting fruits or decomposing plant material [ 2– 6].

To better understand the worms' life cycles, the scientists have placed fresh whale bones on the bay bottom, hoping the worms will have colonized those, too, when they revisit the site in September.

The researchers are not sure why the ethanol affected the worms' life spans, but they found that only a very small amount of ethanol was required -- exposing worms to an increased level of ethanol did not increase their longevity.

The authors finally decide to perform the proteome analyses on worms cultivated on LB media with the appropriate bacteria due to the unambiguous negative influence on the worms' life span upon S. aureus infection.

Deficiencies in ASH-2 extend the worm's life span by as much as 30percentt.