Sentence examples similar to strains us from inspiring English sources

Although the US-1 genotype is closely related to the herbarium strains, US-1 is not a derivative of HERB-1.

Another example is strains US-TREP and ASLM, which share 84.4% of their integron genes and are closest to each other, as compared to other strains.

Restriction fragment length polymorphisms between the strains used allowed us to distinguish the parental origin of the ligation products.

If the US had granted asylum, it could have strained US-Chinese relations, according to the New York Times.

Charges against an Indian diplomat whose arrest strained US-India relations have been dropped by a US judge.

The US and British leaders, meeting at the Camp David presidential retreat, were also discussing plans to get humanitarian aid into Iraq and to rebuild the country after the war, as well as looking at how to repair now severely strained US-Europe relations.

A US grand jury has re-indicted an Indian diplomat whose arrest strained US-India relations.

AL: At least no more nappies now… Yet working together has strained us, because normally when Lolita is working I catch the weight of what's going on at home.

Irrespective of the shift in the structure of H1N1 diversity circulation with the emergence of the pandemic H1N1/09 strain, US prevalence peaks during the winter months when genetic diversity is at its lowest.

The first branch contained global PEDV sequences lacking the S INDELs; the second branch contained global PEDV S INDEL strains with US and non-US sublineages.

But when Beverly talked about life on School Street, what she said is underscored with tension -- the constant strain of "us versus them".