Sentence examples for a valid strain from inspiring English sources

Weiner contends that SF-2 is a valid strain to test.

These linear correlations together demonstrate that (i) the improved ORR activity of Pt x Co/C NPs over pure Pt NPs originates predominantly from the compressive strain and (ii) the RPt Pt is a valid strain descriptor that bridges the activity and atomic composition of Pt-based bimetallic NPs.

Nevertheless, the linear correlation between the bulk RPt Pt and the ORR activity of Pt x Co/C NPs found in this work shows that the bulk RPt Pt is a valid strain descriptor as the alternative to the surface RPt Pt, which makes it possible to correlate the catalytic performance of PtM NP catalysts to a property that can be measured under ORR operating conditions.

In contrast to classical molecular typing methods such as IS 6110 DNA fingerprint and spoligotyping, 24-loci MIRU-VNTR genotyping allows for a high-resolution discrimination of isolates for epidemiological studies and a valid phylogenetic strain classification [ 14].

The study established that host gene expression changes, especially those of TAL effector targets, are a valid phenotype for assessing strain diversity.

Nevertheless, according to the current nomenclature (Young et al. 2001), Rhizobium is still a valid genus name for strain NT-26.

It is thus tempting to examine whether the bulk average RPt Pt, which can be readily measured under operating conditions by XAS, can serve as a valid descriptor for compressive-strain effects.

These findings highlight that the RPt Pt can serve as a valid descriptor for compressive-strain effects and nicely bridges the atomic composition and the ORR activity of Pt-based catalysts.

The linear correlations established between the ORR activity and the bulk RPt Pt and between the bulk RPt Pt and the in situ atomic composition demonstrate that the bulk RPt Pt is a valid descriptor for compressive-strain effects and nicely bridges the atomic composition and the ORR activity of PtM NP catalysts.

Spouses assessed their caregiving strain by means of the Caregiver Strain Index (CSI), a valid and reliable measure consisting of 13 items with higher scores indicating more strain [ 24, 25].

Despite quantitative deviations in the measured and numerical results, it appears that the FE model can be used as a valid predictor of the actual strain and stem-bone micromotion.