Sentence examples for capabilities of the host from inspiring English sources

In other words, technology spillovers from foreign-owned firms tend to take place more frequently when the absorptive capacity of firms and the social capabilities of the host country are both high.

These data raise a potentially formidable obstacle to the delivery of clinically useful immunotherapies, suggesting that by the time a cancer becomes detectable it is already beyond the capabilities of the host immune system to eradicate it.

Note that the 3TCAE entity which asks its 3TCAC for a trusted timestamp value will receive it after a variable delay that highly depends on the processing capabilities of the hosting node.

Giardia and Cryptosporidium are intestinal protozoan parasites of animals and humans, causing asymptomatic to severe intestinal infections, depending on the virulence of the Cryptosporidium or Giardia isolate involved and the immunological capabilities of the hosts.

This could be attributed to error made in the prediction, or it could shed a whole new light on the capability of the host tropism prediction system.

Disease occurs if the delicate balance between hosts and parasites is upset, for example when the parasites become too numerous or when the immunological capability of the host is impaired [ 12, 13].

Hasan et al. [21] found that CpG sequences of the E6 and E7 oncogenes, which are from HPV, can specifically bind to TLR9 and reduce the viral clearance capability of the host, contributing to persistent infection.

Although the recombinant expression of POMGnT1 has been typically performed either as a full-length protein in mammalian cell culture [ 22, 41], or in soluble form in insect cells, lacking the first 226 residues [ 43], our strategy was to assess the expression capabilities of the prokaryotic host E. coli using a form lacking the first 65 residues.

To progress beyond a few millimetres, a cancer has to have the genetic potential and phenotypic capability of inducing the host breast tissue to supply a 'neovascularisation'. Historically this field has been reviewed by Gullino (1977) in ' The Natural History of Breast Cancer'; also more specifically and contemporaneously by Folkman (1995).

Table 2 Summary of MPTCP signals Signalling Name Function MP_CAPABLE Multipath TCP Capable Checks the capability of the end host on establishing a MPTCP connection MP_JOIN Join Connection Adds additional subflow to existing MPTCP connection REMOVE_ADDR Remove Address Removes failed subflow MP_PRIO Multipath Priority Inform subflow priority MP_FASTCLOSE Fast Close Closes MPTCP connection abruptly.

Evie Dennis, a member of the U.S.O.C. evaluation task force that assessed the capabilities of the cities in the host sweepstakes, said, "The fact that Billy Crystal was there live and Giuliani was brought in from wherever he was indicated to me that it would persuade undecideds".