Sentence examples for strain linked from inspiring English sources

E. coli O157, the strain linked to the Nestlé dough, is a particularly dangerous pathogen normally found in contaminated meat.

Victoria's Department of Health and Human Services has received reports of 54 cases of salmonella anatum strain linked to pre-packed lettuce distributed by Victorian-based company Tripod Farmers.

While the overall prevalence of HPV was about 7 percent, only 1 percent, or roughly two million people, were infected with HPV 16, the strain linked to throat cancers and many cases of cervical cancer.

Pilgrim's Pride has underscored that while the listeria strain linked to the outbreak was discovered in its plant, in floor drains, none has been found in any of the delicatessen or other ready-to-eat meats under recall or at the plant.

The papers, unearthed from boxes in medical entomologist Willy Burgdorfer's garage, may indicate a bacterial strain linked to Lyme disease could still be infecting Americans today, experts working with STAT say.

Based on the stratigraphic position of gentle anticlinal deformations with axis corresponding to the N40E-S40W orientriangularular deformation zones, the transpressive strain linked to the N-S main stress compression occurred likely in the Late Pliocene-Early Pleistocene.

These new strains, linked to the Gnostic search for knowledge that could change nature, had important implications for the emergence of modern science.

Typhimurium 14028 and a cocktail of the six Salmonella strains linked to human produce-related gastroenteritis outbreaks on polystyrene (black bars) or polypropylene (grey bars) prior to the treatment with MAHMA NONOate.

The matching cultivable isolates, from North and South America, and Europe, were isolated from sheep mastitis and human infections (including patients with cystic fibrosis) and included strains linked to contamination of nasal sprays [19] and dialysis equipment [20] (Table 1).

Finally, phylogenetic studies of triple-reassortant pdm influenza virus strains linked to clinical descriptions are warranted to better understand the reasons for which the clinical burden of H1N1/09 influenza virus may differ worldwide.

On the one hand, this demonstrates the interest of such a simple biochemical test to refine PrP analysis, and on the other hand it raises a question about the existence of different PrPres signatures in the same patient, i.e., different prion strains linked to multiple infections or to variants selected by the host.