Sentence examples for evolution of isolates from inspiring English sources
This is a common transmission pattern and the evolution of isolates in foci 33, A, and B1 fits this pattern, as well as the foci C, D, and K2 in China.
To describe to a great extent the evolution of the isolates examined in the present study the porB gene sequences in isolates from 1998 to 2005 (only CFM-R/DS isolates from 2003 to 2005; n = 370) were compared (Fig. 3).
Some of these RD were also observed by Brinig et al. [5] and by analysis of the temporal evolution of Finnish isolates [6].
(ii) Clinical isolates are genetically similar to the isolates from fruit, which supports the hypothesis that monoculture or fermenting fruits may serve as a natural reservoir for the evolution of clinical isolates.
Moderate evolution of clinical isolates did not indicate the emergence of new HAdV-A31 subtypes in the recent years.
Chronological evolution of Ontario isolates belonging to CC-C is also noteworthy because it appears to be an emerging clonal complex.
In this study, we investigated the evolution of WNV isolates made in Texas during the largest outbreak in recent United States history.
More complete phylogenetic studies, and full sequences of Madagascar 2008 isolates, are needed to detect the circulation of >1 lineages during the 2008 outbreak and to get a better understanding of the movements and evolution of Madagascar and Kenya isolates.
and -.011 were represented by S. Montevideo isolates from different subgroups in the tree suggesting that these patterns emerged independently in distinct places during the recent evolution of these isolates.
Such genetic data are essential for determining the source and studying the evolution of ASFV isolates and to fully elucidate the spread of ASFV in the eastern and central European countries.
Similar to a recent study on the laboratory evolution of plant isolates of the lactic acid bacterium Lactococcus lactis in milk (76), such analyses are likely to increase our understanding of how domestication has shaped the genomes of brewing yeasts, which are among the most important industrial microorganisms on Earth.
