Sentence examples for strains attached from inspiring English sources

If there are stresses and strains attached to the armband, particularly when England lose, they are nothing to the self-imposed pressure Borthwick places upon himself.

Tube adherence was characteristic of the S. aureus strains attached to superficial skin tissues, but not necessarily for strains that had infiltrated the deep skin tissues.

In the present study, we found that both strains attached to the porcine heart valve surfaces and actively initiated biofilm development within 4 h, at levels significantly higher than those observed using abiotic surfaces (Fig. 4).

A similar assay was performed on the abaxial surface of orange leaves (Figure 3B), and similar to what occurred on PVC surface, wild type and ΔXacFhaC strains attached to the leaves only if they were cultured in XVM2 medium, but ΔXacFhaC showed 1.5 fold lower CV retention.

Clinical strains attached more efficiently (p=0.001) than the environmental strains.

One-way ANOVA statistical analysis demonstrated that all strains attached significantly more than E. coli K12 (p ≤ 0.001).

As can be seen in Figure 5 both strains attach firmly to both sugarcane bagasse (left) and HT fibers (right).

STM, an egg outbreak strain, attached at similar levels to the SS, at 22°C with both strains attaching at significantly lower levels than RS.

The majority of RV strains attach to the cell by the intercellular adhesion molecule 1 (ICAM-1), whereas a small number of serotypes use the low density lipoprotein receptor (LDL-R) to gain entrance into human cells (Greve et al., 1989, Hofer et al., 1994).

The strength of muscle contraction (the decay of force) was measured from the beginning to the end of this 3-min muscle electrical stimulation with a gauge strain attached to the distal tendon (Microdynamometer S 60; Ugo Basile Narco Biosystem).

Most of these studies involved mechanical testing, such as recording strain by a strain gauge attached to a dry skull or a section of bovine, porcine, or sheep bone.