The phrase "a host of model" is not correct in English.
Did you mean "a host of models"? You can use the corrected phrase when referring to a large number of models, typically in contexts like research, fashion, or simulations.
Example: "The conference showcased a host of models that demonstrated the latest advancements in artificial intelligence."
Alternatives: "a multitude of models" or "a variety of models".
These results represent new in vivo assembly maps of the E. coli 30S and 50S subunits, and the general qMS approach should prove to be a solid platform for future studies of ribosome biogenesis across a host of model organisms.
Mutations in components of the IIS pathway have extended lifespan in a host of model organisms [ 20].
mTOR inhibition, by rapamycin, has been demonstrated to extend lifespan in a host of model organisms as well as reduce the onset of cellular senescence in cell culture [ 46, 47].
Since then, a host of models has used the runway for takeoff into the pop stratosphere.
Adult magazines and films have also used a host of models with high-heeled shoes.
There is a host of models for turning climate and other data into seasonal predictions, says meteorologist Bradley Hoggatt of the Kansas City-based Aquila Energy Corp., but "no one has been able to objectively determine the most skillful one".
Among a host of new models, Audi introduced its bread-and-butter A4 sedan.
It also gives young black girls a host of role models or "cheerleaders" that the authors believe are badly needed.
Not only has the weather turned perfect for riding, but the thriving industry is serving up a host of new models.
And at this week's Computex industry conference in Taipei, Taiwan, computer makers and hardware manufacturers will demonstrate a host of new models and netbook-specific hardware.
Both Piaggio and Malaguti have a host of other models you could choose from and it's not a bad idea to check out some websites to see what's on offer, and what bikers say about them.
