Sentence examples for blends of strains from inspiring English sources
The blends of strains were designed such that 3 genetic lineages were represented by strains with different levels of phage resistance.
Salsa is a blend of strains of Cuban music with strains of jazz.
But the blend of strains circulating here is slightly different than in Europe.
An asymmetric hexa-acylated lipid A bearing the extra 16∶0 that esterifies the 10∶0 (3-OH) on GlcN II was present almost exclusively in the lipid A blend of strain AA43.
The work is a recent example of the blending of pop strains and classical opera form, a trend seen particularly in Britain, where the English National Opera commissioned the hip-hop Asian Dub Foundation to make a work about the Libyan leader Col. Muammar el-Qaddafi.
The children of the test group received probiotic chewing tablets containing not less than a 1 × 10 total CFU ProBiora3® blend of three strains of probiotic bacteria (S. uberis KJ2™, S. oralis KJ3™, S. rattus JH145™).
To analyze the role of bacteriophages in maintaining culture diversity at the level of genetic lineages, simple blends of Lactococcus lactis strains were made and subsequently propagated for 152 generations in the absence and presence of selected bacteriophages.
Mr. Obama's moment blends strains of each of those crises.
I was able to snag a few photos and video of 50 before being whisked away to Scène Rachidi to watch an upstart Moroccan vocalist, Oum, blend beautiful strains of jazz, reggae, Moroccan poetics and R&B into a truly unique music before her own tens of thousands.
The small-strain behavior in the linear elastic region has been evaluated with the dynamic mechanical analysis and compared with the viscoelastic behavior of PVP PEG blends under large strains in the course of uniaxial drawing to fracture and under cyclic extension.
Possibly his most exotic encounter was in Greece, where he blended strains of blues and rembetika (a type of folk music) in collaboration with the singer and bouzouki player Stelios Vamvakaris.
