Sentence examples for situation of strain from inspiring English sources
Since our sample collection may not reflect a national picture, a future national survey could genotype all isolates so as to give a clear situation of strain types as well as transmission pattern in this locale.
Notably, the situation of strain Go06 is confusing, as it presents 98.4% AAI with M. abscessus type strain in C1 whereas its rpoB gene sequence and single nucleotide polymorphisms analysis are indicative of M. massiliense[ 8, 32].
18 In our sample, the proportion of 26% of the personnel in a situation of job strain is derived from the definition of job strain on the basis of the medians of the scores for psychological demands and decisional latitude.
The fixation stability providing a situation of interfragmentary strain between 2% and 10% is necessary for callus formation.
Parents of infants hospitalized in the neonatal intensive care unit (NICU) find themselves in a situation of emotional strain.
The parents of infants hospitalized in the neonatal intensive care unit (NICU) find themselves in a situation of emotional strain and potential crisis [ 1- 5].
The derivation of approximation (6) for a special situation of two strains is given in Appendix.
The median values of these dimension scores enabling identification of situations of job strain and iso-strain were, respectively, 70, 25 and 24.
11 Finally, several studies have shown the association between situations of job strain or iso-strain and cardiovascular disease, 16 musculoskeletal disorders 17 and mental illness.
The evidence of recombination among pre-/early-vaccination era MV strains and the lack of detection of recombination among post-vaccination era MV strains are consistent with the shift in epidemiology from a situation of co-circulation of strains in populations to a bottleneck situation with incidental introduction of a single strain to a susceptible sub-population of a geographical region.
Table 5 shows the species-specific situation of MR-CNS strains to cefoxitin.
