Sentence examples for alteration of the host from inspiring English sources

In addition, the saponite chlorite conversion within C/S steadily progresses with increasing alteration of the host basalt rock.

In this approach, imperceptible phase modifications are achieved using controlled phase alteration of the host audio as shown in Figure6.

Early mineralization has an Eoeburnean age (2164 ± 22 Ma, Re Os on pyrite) and is characterized by quartz veins, by a carbonate alteration of the host rocks, and by deformed gold-bearing pyrite.

A conformational conversion means an altered/new target in immunology, which can result in an alteration of the host range potentially.

The aim of this study was to determine if mosquito saliva affects cell recruitment and/or the response of APCs to arbovirus infection, because such an alteration of the host response may help explain the mosquito-induced modulations previously reported in WNV pathogenesis studies [39], [41].

Specifically, during this meta-analysis we highlighted a significant alteration of the host cell homeostasis, which enhances the endoplasmic reticulum (ER) to send signals of stress.

Therefore, postoperative fever may serve as an indirect sign to reflect the alterations of the host milieu caused by surgery.

Postoperative fever may serve as an indirect sign to reflect the alterations of the host milieu caused by surgery.

Indeed, in Xanthomonas, it has been reported that insertions or deletions in the central part, where tandem duplications reside, of T3Es belonging to the AvrBs3/PthA family induce alterations of the host range of the strains [75], [107], [108].

The commandeering of insect pollinators for disease transmission is associated with significant pathogenic alterations of the host's floral morphology, particularly in relation to male and female structures.

Only a more complete understanding of innate immunity during alterations of the host's physiologic milieu will enable the correlation of the observed immunologic and metabolic alterations to the clinical outcome of the patients.