Sentence examples for changes of the host from inspiring English sources
Seu, L. et al. Stable Phenotypic Changes of the Host T Cells Are Essential to the Long-Term Stability of Latent HIV-1 Infection.
Furthermore, the sensitivity of the left-handed transmission to index changes of the host material (i.e., refractive index sensitivity) and highest left-handed transmission efficiency (>99%) is also investigated for biosensing application.
For example, sandwich fusions can be used to place two fluorescent proteins close to one another for optimization of a biosensor based on fluorescence resonance energy transfer, or they can be used to place the fluorescent protein in a region that moves during conformational changes of the host protein.
However, because the seasonal variations of the Rscale values were synchronized with the normalized 137Cs(7), this seasonal variation of the resuspension scale can (at least partly) be attributed to the seasonal changes of the host particle materials.
Proteins released from the parasite are assumed to contribute to phenotypic changes of the host cell and parasite persistence.
Our results are consistent with the view that parasite-induced changes of the host erythrocyte membrane are pre-requisites for the uptake of these drugs into infected RBC.
Charging up of the layered LixCoO2 material from LiCoO2 to Li0.5CoO1.5 resulted in large anisotropic volume change of the host lattice in c-axis direction as large as 7%.
The change of the host's personality when he moved between the outside and the inside world to welcome guests sticks in my mind, though, and begs the question, which of these worlds is the real one?
We can thus assume that the history of LTR retroelements depends not only on phylogenetic patterns and epigenetic factors, but also on the phenotypic plasticity of LTR retroelements that enables them to adapt these phylogenetic patterns under any epigenetic change of the host environment.
Akinfenwa returned as one of two changes for the host, but it was his strike partner Matt Tubbs who threatened early.
