Sentence examples for across host from inspiring English sources

Other groups (for example, the Amish in North America or certain immigrant groups across host societies), believing that their particular cultural practices are better preserved by remaining separate from mainstream society, tend to cluster geographically and residentially.

Exhaustive empirical surveys have shown that macroparasites, and in particular ticks, are aggregated across host populations.

The main modes of virus dispersal are vertical transmission, from a parent (usually the mother) to the offspring across host generations, and horizontal transmission, such as transmission through contact with infected non-parental individuals or objects in the environment.

After dissecting the patterns of APV prevalence in adult and young birds in relation to ectoparasite prevalence, we performed an experiment to discard alternative routes of virus transmission across host generations.

Symptoms of infection by BYDV-PAV consist typically of yellowing or reddening of leaves and stunted growth, though PAV-II isolates tend to induce more severe symptoms in host plants [24], however symptom severity varies across host species and even among cultivar of the same species [23], [24].

This result was again consistent across host populations (Table  2).

Balancing the load across hosts facilitates the stable operation of the location lookup service.

Secure interactions among agents across hosts are accomplished by careful exploitation of the interceptor pattern and the use of standard encryption.

However, in SDS supportive of container systems, because storage devices are abstracted and used by containers across hosts in the pools being controlled by a software control unit, physically moving containers across different hosts does not affect logical locations of the previously saved persistent data.

In this sense, habitat-specific differences in isotopic baseline levels may better explain the spatial pattern observed in this study as differences in carbon isotopic signatures across host-parasite trophic levels.

Evaluating the compatibility among symbiont species as well as the costs and benefits of different mutualistic species combinations across host-symbiont coevolutionary histories may inform our understanding of the role of conflict in shaping evolutionary dynamics of mutualisms, including host specificity, coevolutionary dynamics, and the stability of mutualism.