The phrase "advantageous hosts" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where you are discussing hosts that provide benefits or favorable conditions, such as in ecology or business.
Example: "In the study of symbiotic relationships, certain species are identified as advantageous hosts for their partners."
Alternatives: "beneficial hosts" or "favorable hosts".
This should allow us to acquire a broader understanding of all its molecular determinants, in particular those involved in host defenses and adaptation to parasite and thus contribute to unveil weak or advantageous host genetic characteristics in order to select more resilient clams.
But on the other hand it is possible that sequence clusters deriving from within similar environments in this clade represent P. graminis strains (or cryptic species) with different, locally advantageous host preferences, a phenomenon reported previously for P. gramins[ 50, 51], but otherwise are currently unknown.
It would seem advantageous for hosts to recognize an abundantly expressed extracellular molecule required for virulence.
Co-infections with P. falciparum and P. vivax could be advantageous to hosts in terms of reduced disease severity (22 ), less chance for gametocyte carriage (23 ), and decreased parasite density (24 ).
While it is certainly possible to host an entire virtual private research environment in a cloud, we believe that given the current state of the art, in many cases it will be advantageous to host the Jenkins server, the repository for instance configurations and the ELVIRA daemon on a physical machine.
LPS-mediated initiation of the TLR4/MD-2 signactivelytively contributes to the development and maintenance of advantageous defensive host response.
The plasticity of T cell fates can be advantageous for host defence against pathogens but can also play a role in pathological processes, including autoimmune diseases and cancer.
The generalist phenotype of φX174 was advantageous at low host density (106 hosts/ml), but costly at high host density (108 hosts/ml).
This allows YIR to act as a "smoke screen" slowing down the acquisition of protective immunity in the host, ensuring maintenance of the infection but with some parasite control, advantageous to both host and parasite.
