Sentence examples for basis of host affiliation from inspiring English sources

The clusters obtained all corresponded to groups of species in which species identification can be difficult and specimens may be assigned to species on the basis of host affiliation or morphological characters subject to intraspecific variation.

Pollinating fig wasps display extreme host species specificity, but the intraspecific variation in empirical accounts of host affiliation has previously been underestimated.

However, the molecular basis of host resistance to insects in rice remains largely unknown.

Parasite proteins secreted from the parasite into the host erythrocyte presumably provide the molecular basis of host remodeling [1].

These disparate results may be a consequence of differences in host affiliation, Symbiodinium lineage, mode of symbiont acquisition, geographic/hydrological differences (such as currents), and/or other factors.

We estimated absolute timing of lineage diversification and mapped host affiliation onto our Bayesian consensus tree.

It is also among the few states to isolate inmates on the basis of gang affiliation, not behaviour.

Another argues that "Italian media owners have always pursued politics, not profit," so that newspapers recruit journalists on the basis of political affiliation rather than talent.

The 1970s civil war in Lebanon began along similar lines, when local conflicts among religious parties only heightened the distinctions among neighborhoods on the basis of religious affiliation.

But what is less clear is whether the exercise of any rights was actually deprived because applications were not denied on the basis of political affiliation.

The police appear to be rounding up Brotherhood members on the basis of their affiliation, without other publicly known evidence of crimes.