Sentence examples for strain availability from inspiring English sources

Information on neurological/behavioral strains — including behavioral performance, husbandry requirements, strain availability, and genetic typing protocols — is provided through the IMR database (http://www.jax.org/resources/documents/imr/).org/resources/documents/imr/

Patients concerned about a lack of strain availability need not worry.

In this review, we focus on (i) selection of suitable bacterial strain (ii) availability of cheaper biomass to produce butanol (iii) metabolic engineering strategies of various microorganisms (iv) attempts at process development and (v) biobutanol recovery techniques that provide future direction of economical biobutanol fermentation.

Such vaccines could be used in the interval between emergence of a new virus strain and availability of strain-matched vaccines against it.

Therefore, other effective treatments for pediatric patients were recommended according to resistance of the pathogen strain and availability of antimicrobial agents.

The advent of new sequencing and culture methods has led to the identification of many new strains and availability of sequencing data of their marker genes.

Interestingly, in liquid cultures that had a rather low surface:volume ratio, which results in a poor aeration in turn leading to a low degree of Ci availability, strain 6714 grew slower compared with strain 6803 in the presence of increased NaCl concentrations (Fig.  6B).

Glucose and fructose utilization patterns depended on both yeast strain and nitrogen availability.

The amount of H2S produced by S. cerevisiae depends on the strain and nutrient availability, and MET17 plays a role in the conversion of sulfide to cysteine (Cherest and Surdin-Kerjan 1992; Wainwright 1971).

As an update on the previously reported draft genome of P. mendocina strain S5.2, the availability of complete genome sequences has allowed accurate definition of gene coordinates and recognition of paralogous gene families.

A limitation to the engineering of this strain is the availability of stable replicating plasmid vectors for homologous and heterologous expression of genes that provide improved and/or novel pathways for fuel production.