The phrase "a future strain" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing potential challenges, pressures, or burdens that may arise in the future.
Example: "Experts warn that climate change could lead to a future strain on global water resources."
Alternatives: "an upcoming challenge" or "a forthcoming pressure".
These observations provide both a mechanistic basis for the observed growth inhibition and a target for future strain improvement.
The newly found xylose transporter is a candidate for future strain engineering for converting C5 C6 syrups into valuable chemicals.
Even though a recent clinical trial found cross-reactivity to diverse H5N1 strains [18], a future pandemic strain is unknown, and cross-reactivity will vary between and among influenza subtypes [19].
An ideal flu vaccine would stimulate the immune system to produce antibodies that protect against all future strains of influenza.
This study demonstrates the potential of M. extorquens as a future platform strain for the production of high-value terpenoids from the alternative carbon source methanol.
The transmissibility of a future pandemic strain is a major source of uncertainty.
It is unclear whether cross-immunity from past exposure to influenza will provide protection against a future pandemic strain.
As these viruses demonstrate, reassortment of pH1N1 virus with other circulating seasonal strains can produce virulent variants that can be transmitted to and among humans and that could emerge as a future pandemic strain (15, 20, 21 ).
A two-dose reactive vaccination strategy was also considered, assuming that individuals are naïve to a future influenza strain and that a two-dose vaccine is essential to achieve immunity [ 22, 23].
Dallinga et al. [ 40] report in a systematic review that hip adduction-to-abduction strength ratio was a significant predictor of a future adductor strain (RR-17, based on a hip adduction of <80% of abduction strength), which is supported by previous authors [ 43, 45].
