Sentence examples for dissimilar hosts from inspiring English sources

The show took its energy from the rapport between its dissimilar hosts: Mr. Bush was then a bachelor in his 20's, Ms. Elliot was a considerably older mother of three.

Shifts to chemically dissimilar hosts may be rare because the insects must first evolve a means of detoxifying the compounds.

Such personal microbiota, when transferred to new immunologically dissimilar hosts, might increase in virulence.

We suggest these patterns are consistent with host conservatism among genetically similar and dissimilar hosts with heritable and non-heritable characteristics favouring host use.

This contrasted susceptibility was associated with dissimilar host gene expression profiles.

Species that appear very similar morphologically may occupy very dissimilar ecological niches and exhibit different host preferences.

It shows remarkable morphological similarities to one of its sibling species, An. farauti sensu stricto (An. farauti s.s)., but is dissimilar in host and habitat preferences.

Plasmids were found to be more dissimilar to their hosts than expected, and similarity seemed also to be related to plasmid size.

Those who have been educated in countries very dissimilar to the host country may be considerably overeducated in their first job if employers cannot ascertain the value of the qualification.4 The subsequent employment record in the host country will signal true ability and will diminish overeducation, unless non-recognition of foreign qualifications creates permanent barriers.

In the third year of the Trump presidency, Noah has seemingly found his voice among late-night hosts, not dissimilar to that of his predecessor, Stewart, under the administration of George W. Bush.

By comparison of the genome signature of 230 plasmid sequences with that of the genome of each respective host, we found that in general the genome signature of plasmids is dissimilar from that of their host genome.