Sentence examples for newly emerging strain from inspiring English sources
DNA vaccines offer a theoretical advantage over conventional vaccine strategies in that they can be more rapidly developed in the event of an influenza pandemic following the identification of the newly emerging strain.
One concern about previous and anticipatory preparation and characterization of high-yield reassortants is that they may not exactly match the newly emerging strain of that subtype.
Moreover, as the flu mutates, Dr. Cox said, stretches of RNA from newly emerging strains could be added.
In Egypt, newly emerging strains found even in vaccinated flocks suggest that bad vaccine matches are speeding mutations.
It was also determined that the information gained had the potential to help public health agencies in their assessment of circulating and newly emerging strains.
Further, since the H/N segments evolve rapidly, newly emerging strains might not be readily detected by the traditional approach.
This is likely to make the modern varieties more vulnerable to newly emerging strains of pathogens.
The newly emerging strains norovirus Hu/GII.4/Sydney/NSW0514/2012/AU were first found in 2011 in Nanjing, which was much earlier than neighborhood regions [ 29, 30], and no other strains but the newly emerging strains were found prevalent in Nanjing in 2013, which implied the strong invasion ability of the newly emerging strains and poor human resistance to them.
Analysis then focuses on detecting domain-specific signals, such as cases of drug resistance, malformed blood products, international travel, zoonosis or newly emerging strains.
The achievement of protective titers against multiple unmatched strains represents a major step towards Inovio's ultimate goal to develop a universal influenza vaccine to protect against known and newly emerging strains of influenza.
Reconstructing viral phylogenies is important for determining the parent stock of newly emerging strains [ 1], as well as for understanding how viruses evolve over time, both within a single host and at the population level [ 2].
