Sentence examples for earliest strains from inspiring English sources

Earliness were found highly correlated with disease incidence, and the earliest strains appeared to be the most resistant ones (Foulongne-Oriol et al. 2011).

Our surveillance detected the emergence of this variant in Italy at the end of 2011 and provided us with one of the earliest strains of the variant GII.4 Sydney 2012.

The reason is that a hypervirulent strain has emerged that emits higher levels of toxins than earlier strains.

Such infections appear to be more virulent and more easily spread between people than earlier strains.

By December, analysts were speculating that since Iowa State had destroyed anthrax cultures dating to 1925, perhaps one of those early strains was the true Ames.

The strain is much more difficult to treat because it is resistant not just to methicillin, but also many more of the antibiotics used to treat the earlier strains, said Dr. Henry F. Chambers, an author of the new study.

In his work, early strains of late-Gothic blood and guts give way first to courtly high styles, then to pictorial propagandizing for the new theology of his friend Martin Luther — even as, strangely, Cranach continued to oblige Roman Catholic clients.

But nothing has been done: inspectors don't test for them, and the public isn't aware of how they are different from earlier strains.

Small and midsize bankers, meanwhile, are starting to feel the early strains of lower fee revenue and diminished profits from the higher capital requirements and more stringent oversight required by the new financial regulations.

Owing debts to the funk-influenced electro of the early 1980s and to early strains of Chicago house music, it's also absorbed tricks from more popular dance genres like progressive house and big beat: arena-scale arrangements, songs that swell and subside, a ruthless commitment to immediacy.

As stated earlier, strains of Y. lipolytica are known to produce melanin (Carreira et al. 1998; Carreira et al. 2001).