Sentence examples for multiple strains that from inspiring English sources
These results suggest that the genetic architecture of resistance against the multiple strains that are typical at field sites differs from that against the single isolate that are typically tested in the greenhouse or growth chamber.
We isolated multiple strains that developed T-ALL with variable penetrance.
Jain et al. recently observed that cystic fibrosis patients can be colonized by multiple strains that show heterogeneity in their T3SS protein secretion profiles, despite being genotypically indistinguishable.
Optical maps are useful for generating correct assemblies of the whole genomes and also contain information about the similarities of whole genomes from multiple strains that are optically mapped.
There are also multiple strains that are commonly studied but have not been given a proper name (some of these have been included below and will be referred to by their strain number).
As we have previously shown that cardiac actin expression can modulate skeletal muscle actin disease, we also produced progeny from multiple CC strains that were deficient in skeletal muscle actin.
We observed multiple viral strains that did or did not contain an insertion of 14 amino acid residues in the PTAP domain of p6 gag.
These results indicate that this effect is not limited to H. pylori strain 26695, but is also observed in multiple strains, suggesting that it is a property that is common among H. pylori.
The presence of multiple Campylobacter strains (6 ) in individual outbreaks linked to chicken liver is consistent with documentation that chickens harbor multiple strains (8 ), that pâté is prepared from multiple livers (5, 6 ), or both.
Perturbing gpb-1 and lin-5 induced growth defects in multiple strains such that the parental generation of worms failed to develop to reproductive maturity, indicating that these genes have effects outside of embryogenesis.
The successful RF1 knockout in multiple strains indicates that RF1 dispensability is a general property of E. coli without peculiar requirements.
