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Meanings of micro-organism in English
Portuguese
microorganismo Catalan
microorganisme Usage of micro-organism in English
1
According to the theory of bacteriology a micro-organism is to blame for appendicitis.
2
Urine cultures are sufficient for the identification of the culprit micro-organism.
3
Nocardia is a Gram positive, aerobic, filamentous branching micro-organism that rarely causes human infection.
4
I am convinced that among them would be found growths of the micro-organism of furuncles.
5
WHOOPING-COUGH (Pertussis).-Whoopingcough is an acute specific infectious, disease caused by a micro-organism.
6
All the samples we've taken from the interior are absolutely sterile-we'venot found a single micro-organism.
7
An individual human consciousness is infinitely more advanced than that of a single slime mould micro-organism.
8
They affect us no more than the smallest micro-organism, for we see both with equal clearness.
9
Out of 109 micro-organism isolated, 107 bacteria and 2 fungi were identified.
10
One of the company's products, known as JumpStart, is a micro-organism that is applied to seed before planting.
11
If I can keep the specific micro-organism that causes hog-cholera off my place, I need not fear the disease.
12
The micro-organism of small-pox and that of cancer (the existence of which is assumed) have not yet been isolated.
13
It claims to inhibit activity of the archaea, a type of micro-organism, and reduce methane emissions by up to 38%.
14
The patient was undergoing treatment with an antimicrobial agent (imipenem) that was shown to be effective against the micro-organism in vitro.
15
Escherichia coli was the predominant (64.6%) micro-organism in urine cultures and was positive in 106 patients.
16
That's kind of what a micro-organism would have done in this environment, if life had ever evolved on Mars and it was present here.
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