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Перевод: organism

[существительное]
организм ; живое существо

Тезаурус:

1. It is certainly of low contagiousness and there is a possibility that the condition follows auto-infection from the bowel, where the causative organism can be found.
2. The source of infection is the site where the pathogenic organism grows and multiplies.
3. At the smallest scale, allosteric enzymes act as sensory devices, measuring molecular concentrations and responding appropriately: that is, in a way that ensures the survival of the organism.
4. Trichomonas vaginalis is undoubtedly a cause of non-gonococcal urethritis but is not the elusive "organism x " that has been sought so exhaustively.
5. The causal parasite, a one-celled organism which thrived in red blood cells and was named Plasmodium malariae , was first seen under a microscope in 1880 by the French physician Alphonse Laveran (1845-;1922) while he was serving in Algeria.
6. Scientists based at the West of Scotland Agricultural College at Auchincruive have discovered that oil distilled from marjoram, the popular garden herb, will inhibit the growth of several problem bacteria, including erwinia, the organism which causes soft rots in stored vegetables and potato black leg disease.
7. Meditation on the spiritual life brings forth the peak experience in which the whole organism approaches release - therein are found the supreme joys of the spirit.
8. Thus suppose a mutation occurs in a complex organism which causes GGC to be translated as proline instead of the usual glycine.
9. Ecology is the study of the organism and its relationship to the environment.
10. The idea of the organism; the notion that organisms need to process energy to stay intact; the appreciation that selection is constantly at work, favouring the best adapted - these are the fundamentals to keep in mind in all studies of ecology.
11. Clearly, if not the ghost, then the organism in the black box could not be ignored.
12. It appears that certain people have a predisposition to develop Reiter's disease and it is possible that the organism responsible for NGU can act as a "trigger" which sets off the inflammatory process.
13. the genetic complement of a living organism.