Sentence examples for which is virulent from inspiring English sources

Costco pulled nearly 9,000 rotisserie chickens from a store south of San Francisco last week, after finding contamination -- this is after cooking, mind you -- with a strain of salmonella Heidelberg, which is virulent, nasty and resistant to some commonly used antibiotics.

In these fields, the pathogenic Japanese race (007.0), which is virulent to both Miyazakimochi and Bikei 22, is dominant, and local conditions are suitable for blast disease development.

However, the recent spread of a new stem rust pathotype Ug99 [ 31], which is virulent on Sr31, caused concern among wheat growers worldwide because in many current wheat varieties, this gene provides the only protection against the disease.

The latter virus, which is virulent in mice, has an M2e sequence with 3 amino acid differences from the consensus and thus is as divergent from the consensus sequence as some M2-H5 sequences.

ICIPE7, which is virulent against mites T. urticae and T. evansi [ 30, 38], is also indicated for the control of the tick species Rhipicephalus appendiculatus and R. pulchellus [ 39, 40], both belonging to Acari group.

The cotyledons of 7 day-old seedlings were inoculated with a pycnidiospore suspension of L. maculans isolate '165' (AvrLm2, avrLm3, avrLm3) from the Rimmer Collection, AAFC Saskatoon, which is virulent on 'Topas' (no effective blackleg resistance) and avirulent on 'Glacier DH24287' (Rlm2, Rlm3).

In M. avium it was found to decrease the quantity of glycolipids, which are virulent factors, in the cell wall increasing the permeability of antituberculosis drugs [26].

In contrast to other Gram-positive pathogens like Streptococcus pneumoniae or group-B streptococci, which are virulent pathogens in humans and mice, mice clear enterococcal bacteremia or peritonitis spontaneously unless a very high inoculum (>108 109 bacteria per mouse) is given.

To address this issue, we evaluated the potential effects on neurones of certain bi-component leukotoxins, which are virulent factors released by the bacterium.

In this work, we compared V. longisporum A1xD1 hybrids from Europe and California which are virulent for oilseed rape and cauliflower, respectively, with avirulent A1xD3 isolates from European oilseed rape.

A similar observation has been reported for two serotype 19 F clones namely, ST 162 which is a virulent clone and ST 425, a non-virulent clone [ 42].