Sentence examples for strains the effect from inspiring English sources
We evaluated in both bacterial strains the effect of these rare codons on the expression of triosephosphate isomerases from 7 different species, whose sequences had different dispositions of rare arginine codons.
Though well characterized in non-pathogenic E. coli K12 strains, the effect of RpoS on transcriptome expression has not been examined in pathogenic isolates.
Honey acts antibacterial against P. gingivalis strains, the effect is being more pronounced for the Manuka honey compared to a locally produced beekeeper honey.
These include the number of lines tested for a trait of interest; the founder haplotype diversity present per locus among these strains; the effect of covariant factors on the desired trait of interest; the multigenic nature of the trait; the effect size of the gene on the trait of interest; and the presence of phenocopies.
For all three strains, the effects of enzyme treatment on invasion efficiency were identical using either CFDA-SE and DDAO-SE-labeled RBC.
In Eqs. 3 and 4 in addition to tectonic strain, the effect of temperature was considered in the calculation of horizontal stresses.
Although the substituted chromosome shifted the phenotype toward the donor strain, the effect of chromosome substitution on exercise capacity was less than expected.
But when the subjects do stand up to the strain, then the effect can be exhilarating.
I was still dealing with all of the heartache and I could see the strain and the effect it was having on her.
Bradford (2010) presented a generic model for composite slabs subjected to concrete creep and two types of indirect (or non-mechanical) straining effects; shrinkage and thermal strains; including the effects of partial interaction between the concrete slab and steel decking.
The phenotype values were the coefficients estimated from the strain-by-gene interaction by the generalized linear model, as they include strain contributions to lethality minus the strain effect, the date effect, and other effects of experimental design.
