Sentence examples for arising strains from inspiring English sources

It is reasonable to assume that over time, independently arising strains that perpetuate would show convergent evolution towards similar compensatory mutations, however this is likely to be a very slow process.

Nearly all of the territory of Chile is subject to earthquakes, arising from strains in the subducting Nazca and South American Plates or shallow strike-slip faults.

As a consequence, newly arising microbial strains or species with functionally important, but previously unobserved, genomic variants may prove difficult or impossible to detect and identify.

Moreover, the combination of polymorphisms of proinflammatory cytokines and infection arising from strains with high virulence profiles influences the malignant carcinogenesis process.

Although CovR regulates the expression of common sets of genes in different GAS strains, there are also variations in the CovR regulon that arise between strains [19], [20].

Measurement of the principal strains in the plated beams showed that as well as tensile and compressive strains due to bending, strains arising from an underlying shear crack are evident.

Small population sizes and limited transmission between hosts can result in strong genetic bottlenecks, which reduce diversity and create the potential for genetic divergence to arise between strains through drift [ 7- 9].

Perhaps the new type of El Tor strains arose when V. cholerae strains with typical seventh pandemic El Tor genetic background were replaced with strains having the ctxB gene, possibly driven by selective pressure to survive and adapt better in host intestines.

Immediate applications arise in strain sensors able to detect local strains optically by means of color changes.

Our analysis of LOH and CNVs in related strains revealed the history of changes that arose during strain construction.

Many injuries are musculoskeletal related in the form of sprains and strains arising from the handling of materials, which process is managed by, inter alia, civil engineers.