Sentence examples for movement of strains from inspiring English sources

However, Seg-7 from the Chinese strain of BTV-12 groups within western group 1, suggesting some movement of strains between geographic regions.

The data presented here suggest that the Schu S4 laboratory strain is the most likely source of the reported European isolates of F. tularensis subspecies tularensis and indicate that anthropogenic activities, such as movement of strains or animal vectors, account for the presence of these isolates in Europe.

The data presented here suggest that the Schu S4 laboratory strain is the most likely source of the European isolates of F. tularensis subsp. tularensis and indicate that anthropogenic activities, such as movement of strains or animal vectors, account for the presence of these isolates in Europe.

Further, in plants, movement of strains or prediction of which endemic strains will reach outbreak levels can be improved by genetic tracing, now that sequencing is becoming much less expensive.

Genetic flow or migration rate, Nm, refers to the movement of strains between populations and sub-populations and sets a limit as to how much genetic divergence can occur.

We measured the survival and movement of strain PM1 in groundwater samples using two methods for detection of DNA sequences specific to strain PM1: TaqMan quantitative polymerase chain reaction, and internal transcribed spacer region analysis.

Use of A. tigrinum as fishing bait has resulted in the movement of ATV strains over large distances, as well as the potential introduction of more virulent strains from bait farms or bait shops into wild populations (Jancovich et al. 2005; Storfer et al. 2007).

Air travel and migration have increased the movement of virus strains around the world.

The movement of different strains of IAPV between honey bees and bumble bees was successfully tracked.

From a public health perspective, confirming CCHF in Sudan and determining which virus lineages may be present in this region will provide a more detailed understanding of the movement of virus strains and identification of areas at risk for CCHFV.

The changing trends of MDR S. Typhimurium in cattle versus swine observed in our study and the presence of MDR strains in poultry indicate that more study of individual subtypes and resistance determinants (including specific mobile genetic elements) is required to understand the movement of these strains within and between animal species.