Sentence examples for exploring strain from inspiring English sources

37 External validity was strengthened by exploring strain dynamics in a geographically-defined population covered by a universal health system, and in various levels of care.

Adaptive laboratory evolution (ALE) has been widely utilized as a tool for developing new biological and phenotypic functions and exploring strain improvement in synthetic biology for bacteria (Palsson 2011).

We explore strain rates from 104 to 106s−1 at temperatures of 100, 300 and 600 K.

The model also includes effects imparted by both experimental error (extraction, PCR replicate) and the biology we wish to explore (strain, treatment, timepoint).

The Virtual Fields Method (VFM) is used to explore strain-rate dependent mechanical properties of a hyperelastic material.

This allowed us to explore strain-level relationships between base composition, genome size and predicted HGT in several microbial species in a recent study [ 11].

Although the indistinguishable strains in infection-infection pair strongly suggested persistent carriage of the same strain to be responsible for MRSA repeated infections, direct evidence by exploring the strain relatedness in colonization-infection pairs was not available in this study with a retrospective-based design.

The OSMAC (one strain, many compounds) approach has been proposed as an alternative way of exploring each strain in multiple conditions to better exploit their specialized metabolism and to trigger part of this microbial biosynthetic potential [ 43].

This work reports the thickness dependence of the anisotropic electronic transport in strained VO2/TiO2 (110) epitaxial thin films with the aim of exploring the strain-modulated metal-insulator transition (MIT).

The pathogenic state of the Dnd+ strains also prompted us to further explore the strain background of all 52 E. coli genomes that carried dnd operons.

Despite the occasional discomfiting conjecture, Wilson's fresh angle convincingly explores the strain on survivors — which was in fact, he explains, a heavy cargo of post-traumatic stress disorder.