Sentence examples for virus versions from inspiring English sources
The first question is whether virus strains carrying resistance mutations are natural fluctuations of different virus versions [60].
Also, the new vaccine design should be applicable to other RNA viruses, since virus versions with additional genomic segments have been engineered for measles virus [53], [54], [55], [56] and for lymphocytic choriomeningitis virus [57].
The "early" SHIV-1157ip isolate, which had been adapted to RM through rapid serial passage, was significantly more sensitive neutralization in an earlier study [13] when compared to SHIV-1157ipd3N4 [1] the "late" virus version.
The RNA-seq reads were then aligned to GenBank virus (version 186) and the ribosomal RNA (rRNA) sequence databases using BWA [ 61] using default parameters.
Second, reads were aligned to the GenBank virus (version 186) and ribosomal RNA sequence databases with BWA under default parameters [ 44].
To help make up for the higher cost and lower profit margins of providing high-speed access, Mr. Miller is expected to tell investors that AOL will begin to sell its members more premium services, including protection from Internet viruses, versions of existing features to answer the phone while a user is online, or subscriptions to the planned MusicNet download service.
Salk favored a killed-virus vaccine, while Sabin and most other researchers favored a live-virus version, which produced stronger immunity.
Half of the participants were given the crime-as-beast version and half the crime-as-virus version.
Four types of flu vaccine protect against the three variants of the flu virus — two versions of Type A and one of Type B — that experts expected to be the predominant culprits in the current flu season.
We demonstrate that PCV2b-Cap VLPs were efficiently produced in yeast S.cerevisiae using native virus ORF2 versions of Cap-encoding genes as well as the codon-optimized gene.
Recording companies and publishers could produce virus-laden versions of their copyrighted material for less-than-legitimate distribution sources on the Internet.
