Examples of using Bacteria cannot in English and their translations into Hebrew
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Bacteria cannot grow.
Without this enzyme the bacteria cannot reproduce and they die.
If bacteria cannot unwind their DNA, they can't replicate.
Without these proteins the bacteria cannot grow and increase in numbers.
In 1859, Louis Pasteur, after whom the process of pasteurisation is named,showed that bacteria cannot spontaneously generate.
Without these proteins the bacteria cannot grow, replicate and surge in numbers.
This means that bacteria cannot multiply on bare skin, therefore, any contact with the toilet seat is not so bad after all.
Without these proteins, the bacteria cannot develop, duplicate and rise in numbers.
Biofilm bacteria cannot be killed by antibiotics, so if we crack the code to how they form biofilms, we may find a solution that will save lives.
Without these proteins, the bacteria cannot develop, duplicate and rise in numbers.
Without folate, the bacteria cannot produce DNA and so are unable to increase in numbers.
If this enzyme doesn't work, the bacteria cannot reproduce or repair themselves and this kills the bacteria. .
Bacteria can't get inside, thanks to the lid.
Usually, the skin defends the body and bacteria can't get inside.
At a pH of 3 orless(the normal pH of the stomach), most bacteria can't survive for more than 15 minutes.
Bacteria can't cross the blood brain barrier. So I'm thinking this is more likely a virus.
The bacteria can't be transmitted from one person to another, it has to be inhaled directly.
And the bacteria, there was kind of this space around it, and the bacteria couldn't get close to it.
Steam cleaning will help get rid of invisible bacteria that traditional mopping cannot.
What I call"whispering bacteria" are bacteria that traditional methods cannot diagnose.
Infection is still the likely cause, even if a bacterium cannot be identified.
The firm belief until the 1980s was that bacteria could not survive in the acid environment of the stomach.
The reason most often is the accumulation of bacteria that could not be removed by ordinary washing.
Even thoughS. aureus was isolated from mucosal sites in the patients, bacteria could not be isolated from the blood, cerebrospinal fluid, or urine, raising suspicion that a toxin was involved.