Sentence examples for harmful strains from inspiring English sources
The elderly and children are most likely to fall ill from harmful strains.
Others outcompete harmful strains by taking up nutrients and other critical resources.
The idea behind fecal transfers is that restoring colonies of healthy bacteria can either dilute or crowd out these harmful strains.
The idea is not just to identify, predict and prevent disease from the known, harmful strains of microbes in the soil, but to also begin to understand which microbes are beneficial to the soil, and help farmers grow those, Wu added.
By caving to empty Republican threats, these four senators became tacit accomplices in one of the most harmful strains of bigotry our country has seen in decades.
Though H1N1 tends to be a less harmful strain, Gunzenhauser still encourages everyone over 6 months of age to get vaccinated, especially as cases pick up on the West Coast.
This work promoted A. resinae from being considered a harmful strain (that grows in aviation kerosene fuel tanks and blocks pipelines) to a new field, since its discovery in the 1970s [ 28].
To our knowledge this is the first study that provides an approach to the concurrent production of HA and chondroitin in a highly exploited industrial workhorse, that differently from other potentially harmful Streptococcus strains is non-hemolytic and hyaluronidase negative.
The fourth and final question deals with the possibility of an increased frequency of NA mutations in the wild populations of viruses, as well as the emergence of novel and so far dormant subtypes (N9) in potentially harmful virus strains.
While the pressometric values cannot be translated as such to the human being due to differences in specific elastance, the strain threshold we found (≈2.6) was similar to the harmful lethal strain found in mice, rats, rabbits, pigs, and sheep [29].
The bulk of data so far, therefore, leads to the common belief that dynamic strain (tidal volume) is harmful while static strain (PEEP) is "protective".
