Sentence examples for span of one strain from inspiring English sources

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The life span of one strain, C57BL/6, is extended under CR, whereas it remains unaffected in the other strain, DBA/2.

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Over the time span of one year, the strain-mix (mutIV), was continually cultivated under selective pressure in a bioreactor with the conditions described above.

Half of the span lengths of the symmetrical girders were instrumented with a multitude of strain gages while the other half of the span length had one strain gage.

Not every span of one hundred days is as arbitrary as this one.

How in the span of one summer did I go from one opposite to another?

There has been a reduction of outbreaks from one strain of e. coli.

Furthermore, the existence of loss of massive heterozygosity in one strain does not explain the origin of heterozygosity in the first place and, considering the divergence detected, would invoke massive LOH in a very short time span.

Shear stress versus time (i.e., strain) curves for the samples deformed at P c  = 60 to 170 MPa initially exhibit a phase of linear elastic behavior, followed by a span of strain hardening, during which stress increases with strain and, finally, a third stage in which the stress levels off or drops until one sudden, large unstable slip occurs (Figure 2A).

Strains were isolated from a narrow geographical area spanning a maximum of hundred kilometres, with a few control strains isolated form the southern side of the Alps, and one strain from the mediterranean area.

One strain of Clostridia, C.

In Portland one strain of mouse proved most anxious, while in Albany another strain won that distinction.

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