The phrase "a likely host" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing a person, organism, or entity that is probable to serve as a host for something, such as a virus or a parasite.
Example: "The researchers identified a likely host for the virus, which could help in understanding its transmission."
Alternatives: "a probable host" or "a potential host."
The Australian welterweight's dream fight was slated for the same date in April with Brisbane a likely host, but the school teacher's hopes have now been extinguished.
A. castellanii is a likely host of P. salinus.
For ST groups that did not contain isolates from any of the "known hosts," one isolate from a "likely host" was selected.
Gulls are thus a likely host for schistosomes from H. japonica, although we did not find them in gulls at the Oakland Airport near Robert Crown Memorial Beach.
Based on TIR sequence similarity, as well as the fact that Acanthamoeba is a likely host of P. salinus, it is quite possible that the amoeba-encoded Submariner_Ac1 transposase once mobilized Submariner_Ps1 MITEs in the P. salinus genome.
By taking into account other fossils found in the same outcrop where the Qiya jurassica specimens were collected, Chen and co-workers who are based at Linyi University, the University of Bonn, the co-workers whoy of Science, the University of Kareas and the Natural History Museum—conclude that a likely host of Q. jurassica larvae were aquatic salamanders.
Venezuela, though, appears a more likely host.
But Glendale Finance Director Bob Elliot said that's not the motivation behind Measure C. "I don't want to do anything behind closed doors," Elliot said, adding that the city would likely host a competition before selecting an underwriter for a negotiated sale.
Fremantle will likely host a qualifying final against Sydney next Saturday night but enter the playoffs with three losses from their past four games.
It is worth noting that the inside-out model is consistent with the biochemical and ecological 'hydrogen hypothesis' [ 45, 86], except that, by identifying eocytes as the most likely host, a methanogenic host metabolism seems unlikely.
Since some of Olbermann's past fill-in hosts, including Rachel Maddow and Lawrence O'Donnell, eventually hosted their own primetime MSNBC shows, there's speculation that that David Shuster, Olbermann's former MSNBC colleague primary substitute on Current, will be a likely future host.
