Sentence examples for challenge and host from inspiring English sources

Several of these infections are characterised by biofilms, adherent communities of bacteria attached to the prosthetic hip joint components that are resistant to antibiotic challenge and host immunity [ 5].

The objective of this study was to determine the general chicken host response to Salmonella infection independent of age of the chicken host at time of bacterial challenge and independent of host response time post-infection, investigating various tissues and using chicken lines differing in susceptibility for Salmonella.

Despite these advantages, technical challenge, mRNA instability, and host immunogenicity have caused significant barriers to widespread use of this technology.

Hundreds of libraries and bookstores around the country draw attention to the problem of censorship by mounting displays of challenged books and hosting a variety of events.

According to a 2013 World Bank report on climate change, Southeast Asian nations face disproportionate impacts in terms of sea-level rise, precipitation, related food insecurity and power challenges, and a host of other impacts.

But their odds are a reflection of past performances rather than current ability and Sale, who won the Challenge Cup last season and host Munster in their first pool match tonight, look good value to outpoint them in Pool One at 6-4 with VC Bet.

The phenomenon represents a major challenge for both home and host countries.

Watch UNICEF's Head of Emergency Response in Lebanon, Luciano Calestini talk about the challenges faced by Syrian refugee and host communities Major challenges: daily influx of refugees The refugee population is increasing exponentially, with hundreds or thousands arriving to Lebanon every day.

OVA has been widely used to sensitise and challenge host animals.

Second, the funding also enabled a partnership among national and international actors to address these challenges together with refugee and host communities.

This growth characteristic protects bacteria from many environmental challenges, including antibiotic therapy and host immune defences.