Sentence examples for harbouring strain from inspiring English sources

In minimal medium containing 1% starch and 0.25% glucose as carbon sources, the empty vector harbouring strain CIT1 pEC-XT99A) formed roughly one third of the biomass as compared to C. glutamicum CIT1 pAmy).

Co-transfers may also be responsible for the existence of "genomic islands" harbouring strain-specific genes [ 12]; however, these clusters may also correspond to regions in which horizontally transferred genes are integrated preferentially [ 8].

Of these farms, 16 had cattle harbouring strains of VTEC O157 H7 belonging to phage type 4.

The overall eradication rate of sequential therapy in patients harbouring strains resistant to metronidazole was 86.4% (78% to 93%).

The overall eradication rate of sequential therapy in patients harbouring strains resistant to clarithromycin was 72.8% (61.6% to 82.8%).

The overall eradication rate of sequential therapy in patients harbouring strains resistant to both clarithromycin and metronidazole was just 37% (16.2% to 60.7%).

In patients harbouring strains resistant to metronidazole, sequential therapy achieved a significantly higher eradication rate than did triple therapy lasting seven (difference in eradication rate 24.1%, 7.2% to 41.3%) and 10 days (17%, 2.1% to 32.7%).

In patients harbouring strains resistant to clarithromycin, sequential therapy achieved a significantly higher eradication rate than did triple therapy lasting seven (difference in eradication rate 49.6%, 27.7% to 66.9%) and 10 days (49.8%, 20.3% to 70.5%).

Also, Dutch patients having no epidemiological link with Turkish or Moroccan children harboured strains imported from high-endemic countries.

Additionally, some phylogroups seem to harbour strains that have either host-restricted or more generalist lifestyles [ 99], as well as strains that are either resident or transients in their ability to colonize the gut [ 100].

This finding is in agreement with the Spread programme [ 16] that showed that 71% of naïve patients with drug-resistant virus, diagnosed for HIV-1 infection between 2002 and 2003, harboured strains with only a single major mutation.