Sentence examples for as a suitable host from inspiring English sources

Moreover, neither production losses nor reduction in growth were noted, suggesting Prunus spp. as a suitable host for microchip implanting.

The achievement of osseointegration depends on many factors, such as a suitable host, biocompatible materials, careful surgery, and an appropriate healing time [1].

Therefore, the aim of this study was to investigate if rice could be used as a suitable host plant for studying M. incognita pathogenicity mechanisms and plant defense responses.

Inoculation experiments suggest that in the cases of Medicago truncatula and Arabidopsis, Salmonella is able to recognize plants as a suitable host and actively enters root tissues (Fig. 1b and [42]).

Our framework suggests that a first step is to look at the cues herbivores use to detect and recognize a plant as a suitable host.

Differing from this, we describe here how despite its toxicity in prokaryotic systems, E. coli can alternatively be used as a suitable host for the heterologous expression of members of this superfamily.

Yeast cells such as Pichia pastoris may provide much faster and cheaper ways of production (Çelik and Çalık 2012); while this yeast can be engineered to serve as a suitable hosts, highly complex proteins such as antibodies can be difficult to express efficiently in this system (Nielsen 2013).

"Kali" was designed as a somewhat "faith versus science" episode, with faith as the winning party, because any host to the macri would need a spiritual understanding to it; the cult of Kali are religious, so they would make suitable hosts, but Edward Forsythe is a believer of science, and would not make a suitable host as he does not share the cult's understanding.

EPEC234/69 is a suitable host as it only harbours the WxxxE effector Map, which induces transient filopdia at early time points post infection (Kenny and Jepson, 2000).

The life cycle of RKN varies from three weeks to several months depending on environmental factors such as temperature, moisture, and availability of a suitable host [ 29].

Nymphs also wait for, and board, a suitable host in the same way as larvae.