Sentence examples for deprives host from inspiring English sources

Whereas cancer cachexia has traditionally been seen as a tumour-initiated event that eventually deprives host energy resources to feed tumour growth (Theologides, 1979), more recent studies highlight the role of cachectic metabolism as an integrative, global response to noxious stimuli, including tumours but also septic or traumatic conditions (Fearon et al, 2012).

Byron Mullens of the Bobcats will miss the Olympics because of an injury, depriving host Britain of one of its three N.B.A. players.

Not only do such discriminatory practices fuel the anger and frustration that drive extremist recruitment, but they also deprive host countries of the entrepreneurial spirit for which immigrants are known.

Plant parasitism represents an extraordinary interaction among flowering plants: parasitic plants use a specialized organ, the haustorium, to invade the host vascular system to deprive host plants of water and nutrients.

Such mechanisms could also deprive the host of iron thereby exerting a harmful effect.

Pathogens have developed certain strategies to deprive the host of these micronutrients in order to promote growth and pathogenesis.

Disease that is deprived of hosts dies out.

Racing knew their chance had gone and Farrell twisted the knife as he drilled over a long-range penalty with the last kick of the match to deprive the hosts of even a losing bonus point.

Host cell SG formation could deprive the parasite of host resources, ultimately contributing to its elimination.

Palestinians fear Mr Kerry may deprive them of a host of statehood attributes, including East Jerusalem as their would-be capital.

Government officials and others could deprive them of a host of basic rights and services, including education and employment, activists say.