Sentence examples for a host-driven process from inspiring English sources

Whereas formation of granulomas used to be regarded as a host-driven process, there is a growing appreciation of an active role of the bacterium in the granuloma response.

Although granuloma formation has long been thought to be a host-driven process to contain infection, recent studies indicate that granulomas contribute to early bacterial growth and that pathogenic mycobacteria exploit the granuloma for local expansion and systemic dissemination [ 40].

Thus, the host-driven response represents a promising target of antimycobacterial therapies.

In A(H3N2) virus, HA is the major agent for host-driven antigenic drift [43], [44].

Thus, it seemed that swine A(H1N1) HAs during 1990∼2009 were not subjected to strong host-driven positive selection.

The differences in cell subpopulations shown between the BTB-infected and control animal group (Fig. 1) may contribute to some of the gene expression changes detected; however, the data presented here also supports the hypothesis that a host- or pathogen-driven process of innate immune gene repression in BTB-infection in vivo is responsible for the progression of the disease.

"It really is a consensus-driven process," he says.

That is a values-driven process, an upcycle, and it's proving to be good business.

Minin, A. A. Dispersal of Golgi apparatus in nocodazole-treated fibroblasts is a kinesin-driven process.

This data supports a BCG-driven process of a shift in energy metabolism.

Microstructural evolution can be predicted as a kinetically-driven process.