Sentence examples for good strain from inspiring English sources
"good strain" is a correct and usable phrase in written English
It is usually used when describing a positive emotional or physical strain, such as the strain of a hard workout that produces positive results. For example, "I'm feeling the good strain of my workout in my muscles."
VandePol fetched a particularly good strain of R. Palustris from a lab at M.I.T. when he flew there for an iGEM teachers' training last spring, and the team bought the other bacteria, first discovered at the bottom of a bay in Virginia, for $240 through the mail.
The austenite phase has good strain hardenability.
Numerous tests have proved that the IA gave good strain estimation but poor stress prediction.
The amorphous-crystalline interface exhibits good strain compatibility after appreciable plastic deformation.
Active devices such as surface emitting lasers require excellent material quality with low defect concentration and good strain management.
Numerous benchmark tests have proved that the IA gives a fairly good strain estimation but a poor stress estimation.
This kind of fracture mechanism is mainly governed by the elastic mismatch across the bimaterial interfaces, which can be used as a guide for the design of good strain-tolerant coating film in APS-TBCs.
"Just like good strains of bacteria in yogurt, for example, are good for the gut, these good strains of P. acnes could be good for the skin," says Li, whose team reports the findings today in the Journal of Investigative Dermatology.
In 2005 when circulating strains were spread between influenza H1, H3 and B with good vaccine strain match, influenza VE was estimated as 34% 95%% CI −33 to 67).
I admit that Archer is a soft target; even the Telegraph failed to give him a good review, strain as they might.
"This is a good prairie strain," says the Alberta native.
