Sentence examples for better host for from inspiring English sources

The hottest fight in social media right now is between Twitter and Facebook over which platform is a better host for online conversation — and advertising — around live television shows.

With a fifth 12" on the way featuring suitably soothing sounds courtesy of Plastic Fantastic, Calle Gravina, and Coyote we couldn't have asked for a better host for the third edition of our home listening mix series.

Pisani et al. used the same injury regime as ours, but their hosts were immunodeficient Rag2-/gamma chain- non-dystrophic mice [53] that lack NK cells and may therefore be a better host for xenografts than SCID or nu/nu mice [63].

However, several attempts to generate a better host for 3MB production were unsuccessful.

Consistent with the lower level of induced PPO in response to M. sexta, tomato is a much better host for M. sexta than S. exigua.

Moreover, in comparison with E. coli, S. lividans is a better host for eukaryotic recombinant protein production because the recombinant proteins produced in S. lividans tend to have higher levels of solubility, therefore avoiding the problem of inclusion body formation.

I feel this #Emmys opening says to me: "Any of these people would have been better hosts for tonight's show!" There wasn't much energy in that opening number, but I really miss what energy there was now that it's gone.

These microbes along with others can potentially offer advantages to make them better hosts for pentanol production.

However such virulent T. gondii strains are counterselected by acute lethality in less resistant mice, while less resistant mice are better hosts for less virulent T. gondii strains.

The P. pastoris strains with a MutS phenotype grow slower in methanol but may be better hosts for the secretion of recombinant proteins [ 33]. aThe maximum growth rate (μmax) was determined during the exponential growth phase on glycerol in batch and fedbatch modes.

Hence, the unique architecture of the branch-like TiO2@MCNFs composites and their superior electrochemical performances may provide new insights for the development of better host materials for practical lithium-ion batteries.