Sentence examples similar to allocation of strain from inspiring English sources

The L. acidophilus group constitutes a paradigm of a compact cluster showing closely related species that offers special difficulties for the correct taxonomic allocation of new strains.

Our results reveal different allocation of two satellite DNA subfamilies among T. castaneum strains: Tcast2a is present in all strains except one (43) whereas Tcast2b was not detected in four strains.

This higher cost has been hypothesized to arise either directly (e.g. via the need to control resource allocation to multiple strains instead of one, as suggested by Heath and Tiffin 2007), or indirectly (e.g. via antagonism between the strains; Janouskova et al. 2009) potentially reducing their effectiveness over ecological and evolutionary time scales.

In Sub-Saharan Africa (SSA), adverse factors ranging from civil wars and extreme poverty to high rates of infectious disease strain health care budgets and delivery systems, making optimal allocation of health care especially important.

The South Africans also have injury concerns over Dale Steyn, who missed the match with a side strain, and Morne Morkel, was was unable to complete his allocation of overs.

Those budget cuts, which will affect many services for poor Americans, add more strain to a still weak economy, leading some economists to lament that this allocation of federal resources is not the most efficient way to promote economic growth.

Given the increasing burden of infection by community-associated MRSA (CA-MRSA) infections [ 22- 24] and the suggestion that CA-MRSA strains may have greater virulence, predictors of morbidity and mortality are essential for allocation of clinical infections.

Government with allocation of funds.

"It is an efficient allocation of resources.

One theory involves the allocation of places.

Allocation of time is a challenge for most of us.