Sentence examples for predictive of the virulence of from inspiring English sources

As a group, strains with a minimal effect on TER were characterized as having attenuated adherence, motility, and biofilm formation although several strains with a minimal effect on TER did display high motility behavior suggesting that motility alone is not predictive of the virulence of MDR P. aeruginosa against the intestinal epithelium.

Hence the virulence of a switched strain may not be predictable from that of the virulence of the original strain.

The case has become a symbol of the virulence of anti-immigrant sentiment among many youths in the former East Germany.

Physicists denote the virulence of dark energy by a number called w, the equation of state.

The virulence of the negativity has grown enormously in the past couple of years.

But perhaps the virulence of the attack suggests a certain self-defence.

Nor did the virulence of the attacks targeting her augur well.

The virulence of the combat had declined sharply during the Tigers' cease-fire, but fighting flared last week.

The defection did, however, shock Westminster, and the virulence of Mr Davies's resignation letter pleased the chancellor's closest aides.

Even the government confessed to being "surprised by the virulence of the opposition" to the marriage and adoption law.

Magee doesn't deny the vehemence or indeed the virulence of the composer's feelings against Jews.