Sentence examples for a strain of cold from inspiring English sources

Kilcullen is attempting to revive a strain of Cold War thought that saw the confrontation with Communism not primarily as a blunt military struggle but as a subtle propaganda war that required deep knowledge of diverse enemies and civilian populations.

For the trial, researchers infected 88 healthy adult volunteers with a common strain of cold or flu virus.

Has a strain of this shrub more resistant to cold been developed?

It is caused by a strain of the coronavirus, which is also the family of viruses that causes the common cold.

A unified equation for yield strength, elastic modulus, ultimate strength and ultimate strain of cold-formed steel at elevated temperatures is proposed in this paper.

Scientists have now sequenced all of the 99 known strains of cold virus.

"There are hundreds of strains of cold viruses, and they have different rates of infectivity," said Dr. Jacobson, an internist and allergist.

Solution-annealed specimens were given a small strain of 5% using cold-rolling followed by strain annealing (strain annealing) at 927 °C for 24, 48, and 72 h.

Respondents were asked to rate how serious they thought it would be to contract a range of illnesses including a heart attack, common cold, a new strain of influenza, and SARS, and how likely they themselves and the average person would be to contract these diseases in the following year.

The viruses that cause them, as well as hepatitis A and many strains of the common cold, are among the smallest known.

-- Crude oil rose on expectations that an early spell of cold weather would strain already low inventories of heating oil.