Sentence examples for existing strain from inspiring English sources

But Dr. Weisfuse noted that this stockpile was based on the existing strain of avian flu, H5N1, which is not easily transmitted from person to person, and said the real threat would come from a mutation in the existing strain.

The diffusion distance of Pt atoms during an ex situ annealing depends on solvent material property and the existing strain at the solvent material and Pt layer.

The existing strain in the VBSG is evaluated using both frequency data on the stretched member and static strain corresponding to a fixed static load, measured using electrical strain gauges.

E. coli K12 cells were procured from our existing strain collection and were cultured in nutrient broth (10 g L−1 peptone, 10 g L−1 meat extract, 0.5 g L−1 NaCl) at 27°C and 120 rpm for 24 h in screw-capped flasks.

Simple calculations suggest that detector arrays on existing strain diffractometers do indeed produce strain determinations which are representative of the 'true' state of the sample, but that care will have to be taken with analysis of data from designs proposed for second generation diffractometers.

We took advantage of an existing strain with fluorescently labeled olfactory sensory neuron axons, synaptic partners of periglomerular cells [19].

Excellent catalogs of available Tg strains are already in existence, but it is essential that researchers developing new mouse strains, or utilizing existing strains in novel applications, characterize them fully with regard to targeting efficiency and specificity.

An Army investigation into the deaths concluded they were probably the result of existing strains worsened by long separation.

An Army inquiry into the Fort Bragg killings concluded that they were probably the result of existing strains worsened by long separation.

Scientists could breed those existing strains, selecting for offspring with more and more and more of the auroch DNA until they got cattle that were close to aurochs.

In this study, an existing strain-adaptive bone remodelling theory was modified and combined with anatomic three-dimensional finite element models to predict alterations in periprosthetic apparent density.