Sentence examples for strains sample from inspiring English sources

Laboratory strains sample the genetic variation present in genetically divergent species and subspecies.

Although it is important to keep in mind the major inter-organism variations, as well as technical discrepancies in the gut microbiota studies compared above (such as different human populations, mouse houses, mouse strains, sample handling, processing techniques and method of analysis), the results nonetheless mostly agree with current knowledge.

The first primer pairs of nested PCR have successfully amplified the haemolysin gene fragment of all V. harveyi strains samples from position 52 to 405.

It was shown that plasmids were found more frequently (75%) in recurrent L. monocytogenes strains sampled from food/processing environments than in those from sporadic strains (35%) [17].

All five were each more closely related to strains sampled in various tropical areas outside Australia than to strains known to occur in Australia.

Since the efficiency of MNase digestion varied among strains, samples that show a similar digestion efficiency judged by EtBr staining were used for analysis.

The overrepresentation of plasmids in studies examining strains from food and the environment [14], [16] and in recurrent L. monocytogenes strains sampled from food/processing facilities [17] is an intriguing observation.

The accuracy of these estimates depends on the nature of the strains sampled and the sample size, where a larger dataset containing isolates from various hosts from different geographical locations would yield a better prediction.

Additionally further biases may result due to the relatively small proportion of the currently available BXD strains sampled in the study, irrespective of any phenotypic similarity observed between BXDs and F2s across traits (Pearson's r 0.813, p = 0.049).

Such a scenario may explain the low genetic diversity of virus strains sampled in the same place or during the same year [54] and could be similar to a source-sink ecological model identified for human influenza A viruses [55].

The PB2 gene of the A/Swine/Ontario/53518/03 virus has putative parental sequences from 2002 (Korea) and 2003 (Alberta) making it a more plausible recombinant, although it does contain parental strains sampled from different continents.