The phrase 'strain of research' is correct and usable in written English.
It is used to refer to a particular approach or type of research. For example: "This strain of research has contributed immensely to our understanding of the subject."
There's also an entire strain of research around the gut and mental health.
This strain of research began with Mankiw, Romer, and Weil (1992), which showed that 78% of the cross-country variance in growth could be explained by a Solow model augmented with human capital.
1 8 One strain of research on poverty and poor health has investigated the link between financial stress and psychological stress; financial stress refers to the condition of having inadequate savings or assets to pay for major expenses.
We pursued two principal strains of research to formulate a reliable F M relationship.
These two strains of research are separate, however, and raise several questions about non-family determinants of children's health and school-related time use, and about how and why neighborhoods matter for children's quality of life.
Several new strains of research seek to situate the U.S. within a cross-national perspective to better gauge the effects of political system type, political culture, and other country-specific characteristics.
Multiple strains of research are currently claiming to bring back normative perspectives into business analysis.
Such properties suggest the potential utilization of ManKs_4-555 (or also the mother strain) for research in biodegradation of raw mannan biomass and prebiotics.
A second issue that has received little attention involves the tendency to assume that distributions of orexin-containing cells and fibers seen in one strain or species of research animal are representative of all strains and species.
The development of Aspergillus as a platform for the overexpression of heterologous proteins has hinged on several useful properties: biosafety of available strains for research, ability to grow on inexpensive nutrient sources, easy to manipulate genetically, high secretory capacity, and possibility to engineer strains that mimic mammalian glycosylation patterns.
XX mice face increased susceptibility to adiposity in one strain of mice, while research in another strain suggests that the presence of two sex chromosomes (either X or Y) might be responsible for changes in body weight, body composition, and other metabolic variables [ 17, 18].
