Sentence examples for about a strain of from inspiring English sources
SUNDAY REVIEW The news analysis article on the cover last Sunday, about a strain of genetically modified rice called Golden Rice, misspelled the Philippine region where protesters destroyed a field of the rice in August.
Researchers already knew about a strain of "good" bacteria called Lactobacillus paracasei found in fermented milk called kefir that can bind with mutans streptococci in saliva.
This must be a song about a strain of weed from Amsterdam because it sure as hell has got nothing to do with hippies.
Disingenuously speaking, I initially I thought it was about a strain of big U.S. mortgage bankers' and Rupert Murdoch's virulent business model, channeling J. Edgar Hoover's predatory bugging of everybody".
Three years ago, feeling like they were out of options, Figi and her husband learned about a strain of medical marijuana rich in CBD, a compound that doesn't produce the "high" commonly associated with smoking pot.
An evaluation of Cuban adults diagnosed with HIV between 2006 and 2011 found that even before any HIV treatment, about 12percentt had a strain of the virus that would not be fully suppressed by antiretrovirals available at the time.
The peak stress at 573 K was about 190 MPa, and no macroscopic fracture took place up to a strain of about 60%.
An overshoot in stress is observed at a strain of about 0.1.
The fact that his work could be imitated says something about its fidelity to a strain of human experience, and about his method of describing that experience, which is plainspoken and radically inclusive.
Pena said they had seen videos online about "Charlotte's Web", a strain of marijuana that originated in Colorado and has high amounts of cannabidiol, or CBD, which is a non-psychoactive component of cannabis.
In October, The New York Times tackled this issue when reporting on a study about the release of a strain of mosquitoes in Grand Cayman that had been modified to kill their own offspring to help control the spread of dengue fever.
