Sentence examples for minority of isolates from inspiring English sources

Besides the herd pulsotype, a minority of isolates with other pulsotypes were found on the carcasses.

Other virulence genes, including tst1 and the epidermal cell differentiation inhibitor gene edinA, can be found in a minority of isolates.

A minority of isolates belonging to Qinghai, Novosibirsk region, Shantou and Omsk did not group with either of these sublineages and have been left unassigned.

The ACME locus is present in a minority of isolates ([172], and in three out of some 200 tested by the authors).

Secondly, a minority of isolates contained a second, more divergent, PF10_0348-like sequence that does not match with other known loci, and although this was not included in the analysis it suggests there are paralogous genes in some parasites.

In a previously published study from the authors it was observed that packaged DNA of HBoV in all investigated clinical isolates was of negative polarity and that only a minority of isolates additionally contained the positive strand [23].

Besides, not only interfaces were affected, also a minority of isolated vesicles presented homogenous lectin binding, yet with increasing quantity over time.

Firstly, one of the laboratory isolates and a minority of field isolates had an internal stop codon, so these may be null with regard to protein expression.

However, in these recent two Mumbai-based cross-sectional surveys only a minority of the isolates recovered had the genetic capability to produce SIC or DRS (one isolate of emm1 and 3 isolates of emm12; Table  2).

Although the vast majority of SDSE isolates have group G carbohydrate, and are often referred to as group G streptococci, a significant minority of SDSE isolates have group C carbohydrate; very rarely do SDSE harbor the group A or L carbohydrate [1], [12].

However, using culture of biopsies with gentamicin protection to isolate intracellular E. coli from the mucosa in CD, we have found that only a minority of intracellular isolates have adherent and invasive properties in vitro [ 12].