Sentence examples for demand for host from inspiring English sources

Given the inherent trade-off between horizontal transmission, with its demand for host resources, and vertical transmission which is limited by the host's reproductive success [ 11- 13], there are reasonable grounds to propose that SRD parasites are selected to abandon horizontal transmission entirely.

But the demand for file hosting isn't going away any time soon.

Demand for Web hosting is so massive –it was a $1.8 billion industry at the beginning of the year, growing at a 475% annual clip that Web hosts insist their business is shock-proof.

When demand for Web hosting settles down nothing grows at 475% a year for long the job of running buildings full of computers will likely be dominated by a handful of global players.

The morning after, when Greece totals the complete and final bill, is likely to feature a pointed debate here and around the world over whether the Olympics have become too big and too demanding for the host cities.

STEGH may arrive at the same time and there are now potentially multiple different projects or competing demands for the host partner to navigate.

Now she has about 120 host families and is hoping for more because demand for home stays has increased significantly over the years.

But there's clearly a large demand for an image-hosting site that doesn't focus on personal or professional photos, but on other types of images.

Marsh isn't divulging much user data on this for now, saying only that it's been installed in "dozens" of homes, and that demand for it among hosts is high.

This occurs because experiments performed in cell cultures may not be applicable to in vivo environments and some of the literature variation can be attributed to the tumour cell type chosen for experiments and the demands of host tissues.

In this paper, a new approach to make long-term predictions of resource demands of virtual machines for host overload detection is presented.