The phrase "a given strain of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a specific type or variant of something, often in scientific or technical contexts.
Example: "Researchers are studying a given strain of bacteria to understand its resistance to antibiotics."
Alternatives: "a specific strain of" or "a particular strain of".
Scientists now have an answer, showing that the generation you belong to - and even the year of your birth - predicts how vulnerable you will be to a given strain of seasonal virus.
However, as illustrated by the clinical details of our four tested MM2 cases, there is considerable patient-to-patient variation, just as there can be variation among individual animals experimentally inoculated with a given strain of TSE.
Because the expression site of the MSG (unlike the MSG itself) is present as a single copy per organism (34, 35 ), a given strain of P. jirovecii will have a unique number of repeats per organism.
While infection with a given strain of influenza may protect against symptomatic disease caused by that same strain for up to seven years, even healthy adults can be repeatedly infected with an identical RSV at as little as two month intervals.
The neighbourhood is defined as a fixed number of closest neighbours of a given strain on a given segment phylogeny.
The selection of the biosurfactant producer was based on the ability of a given strain to give positive results in all the screening tests performed.
The sensors can be stretched to several hundred percent of their original length and a sensitivity could be achieved as much as ∼1000 (gauge factor) in a given strain regime of ∼100%, while maintaining the mechanical robustness.
Comparative studies of previously sequenced genomes [11] [15], [32] have revealed a large pan-genome for the species P. syringae; up to 30% of the genome of a given strain is absent from strains of distantly related pathovars.
This include, for instance, the extent of brittle failure, the onset of a given strain criterion, and the proportion of rock and depth of area that reach the yield criterion.
We conclude, therefore, that T3SS secretion profiles are not accurately predicted by the genotype of a given strain in 16% of our clinical isolates.
For a given strain, the value of each replicate is represented as a dot.
