1. The bacterium responsible for causing strep throat is a coccal organism.
2. The doctor identified the infection as being caused by a coccal bacterium.
3. Under the microscope, the coccal cells appeared round and clustered together.
4. Coccal bacteria can be found in various shapes and sizes.
5. The coccal shape of the bacteria made it easy to identify under the microscope.
6. The pathogenicity of coccal bacteria varies depending on the species.
7. Coccal infections can be treated with antibiotics.
8. The coccal bacteria were resistant to the antibiotic treatment.
9. The presence of coccal bacteria in the sample indicated a possible infection.
10. The researcher studied the growth patterns of coccal bacteria in different environments.