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EXAMPLES FROM CORPUS
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Although none of these rocks contain fossils of shelled organisms, some of them do include fossils of single-celled microorganisms.
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Culturing microorganisms offers a highly efficient means of producing high-protein food supplements for a hungry world of the future.
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Ingestion is another means by which microorganisms gain entry to the body.
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The key is to get the temperature to 155 to 160 F to kill any harmful microorganisms.
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The new system can detect the presence of dangerous but invisible microorganisms like salmonella and e. coil bacteria.
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Then microorganisms and worms go to work eating the mixture and encouraging the decomposition that turns spoils into soil.
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This is a result of the fact that only a partial 16S sequence is available for these two cytoplasmic incompatibility microorganisms.
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Work involving contact with microorganisms, both in the laboratory and the mortuary setting, also puts staff at risk.