The phrase "access to hosts" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts related to networking, computing, or any situation where one needs permission or ability to connect to or utilize specific servers or devices.
Example: "The IT department is responsible for managing access to hosts within the company's network to ensure security and efficiency."
Alternatives: "entry to servers" or "connectivity to devices".
If you can, you have access to hosts of people who have made their mark as scientists and who have power and influence in their societies".
Access to hosts is not essential for egg maturation in E. nassaui (Mansfield et al. 2011) and hosts occur naturally in batches, so the primary purpose of host feeding may be assessment of batch (host) quality with nutritional gain to the parasitoid as a secondary outcome.
Even C.r.l. that have access to hosts and survive or tolerate mammalian herbivory may lose up to 40% of their seeds to Clepsis larvae, which could limit C.r.l.
However the mechanisms by which pathogens compete for access to hosts are poorly understood.
To achieve a large outbreak, new Ad7d strains presumably required time to acquire greater access to hosts or the increased virulence acquired by fiber amino acid changes.
Nonetheless, the above-mentioned factors seem more likely to be limited in explaining how C. lunatus gain access to hosts and not how C. lunatus spreads in a given biota and prevails as an environmental hazard.
IFSW is also using its United Nations accreditation to advocate for global governance to bring an end to the conflicts that drive the crisis and for better coordination to support refugees' access to host countries.
For example, viral strains compete for access to host resources within an infected host and, at the same time, compete for access to susceptible hosts within the host population.
While trying to bring about innovation in the hospitality business by giving it a web presence, Victor was denied access to host a website on a hosting platform that only serves a specific geographical region.
In addition, C. burnetii replication requires free access to host cholesterol stores [29].
C.r.l. was limited by multiple threats: individuals with access to host species produced up to three times more inflorescences than those lacking hosts, mammalian herbivory reduced C.r.l.
