Sentence examples for of another strain from inspiring English sources

Shanta Zimmer and Donald Burke from the University of Pittsburgh in Pennsylvania said that influenza "A" (H1N1) disappeared completely from humans after a pandemic of another strain of flu in 1957.

The production of F1 hybrid seed between two strains is accomplished by interplanting a sterile version of one strain (say A) in an isolated field with a fertile version of another strain (B).

Enshaeieh et al. (2015) tested lipid producing capacity of another strain of R. mucilaginosa on xylose, grass and leaves hydrolysate as substrates.

On the other hand, the metabolites or intermetabolites (even amino acids and nucleotides), or coenzymes (e.g., NADH/NADPH) or cofactors (e.g., ATP) produced from one strain might regulate the growth and metabolism of another strain.

The program, funded by a $19.7 million grant from the Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation and led by Anthony James of the University of California, Irvine, has spent years preparing a study site in the Mexican state of Chiapas for cage studies and a possible future release of another strain of Oxitec mosquitoes.

To further establish that the presence of another strain in the mixed culture leads to enhanced expression of TOL in PP9, we performed flow cytometry experiments.

These physiological differences, and also different responses to the environment and stress from one strain of mice to another strain of mice, may explain variations in MI sizes when mice are subjected to the exactly same protocol of I/R.

To establish the degree of environmental influences in mouse song development, sons of these two strains were cross-fostered to another strain of parents.

We sequenced tpsA of another cc8 strain, strain 2996 (Genbank: HQ420264), and found 99% identity at the nucleotide level with tpsA of FAM18.

The NB/NLP obtained here were morphologically equivalent to another strain of NB designated as "Nanobacterium sp. strain Seralab 901045" (see Fig. 7K of ref. [2]).

Dr. Alfred Sommer, an epidemiologist and dean of the Johns Hopkins Bloomberg School of Public Health in Baltimore, said Friday, "The good news is this is not a new emergence of yet another strain of virus that we do not know anything about, or how to contain," like SARS, severe acute respiratory syndrome, was when first detected last year.