Sentence examples for choices of strain from inspiring English sources

In order to facilitate comparison with experiment, the stress-strain equations for simple extension, biaxial extension and for pure shear are displayed for three different choices of strain invariants: those of Rivlin, those of this paper, and those of the localization model of Gaylord, Douglas and McKenna.

The usage of direct-fed microbials (DFM) has become common in the dairy industry, but questions regarding choice of strain, mode of action, and efficacy remain prevalent.

The system resolution is shown to be stable with respect to the choice of strain actuator and long-term temperature changes and changes in the initial strain on the fiber string.

Our findings may have general implications for choice of strain when studying hepatobiliary phenotypes, either in WT mice, or in mice with targeted mutations in other genes influencing hepatobiliary phenotypes.

The choice of strain is therefore a critical variable in such studies.

Many issues remain unresolved: choice of strain and dosage; duration of treatment; use of concomitant treatment; clinical and genetic subsets; potential synergies or antagonism between strains.

This choice of strain and sequencing strategy resulted in high sequence coverage from the two parental haplotypes, which were derived from ancestral TcII and TcIII strains.

These aspects are interrelated, e.g., the choice of substrate cannot be made without considering downstream processing or strain fitness, the choice of strain influences downstream processing due to by-products and also influences the choice for substrates.

ANOVA on the combined data (trial 3 and 4) showed that the choice of strain had a significant effect on the observed reduction in Salmonella (acid*strain p=0.02; acid*strain*time p=0.02).

After adjusting for several covariates, the choice of strain accounted for approximately 8% of the variation in titers, while variation between articles, which was used as a proxy for inter-laboratory variation, explained half of the variation in titers, suggesting comparability between laboratories is currently quite poor.

Statements such as "interfering with the assignment of "essential" and "redundant" gene labels" (p. 3) or "massive misclassification of proteins as "essential" or "redundant" (p. 9) should be changed, since any assignment is relative to some choice of strain and some background genome.