Sentence examples for distributed host from inspiring English sources

The hypothesis of specialization on the most predictable (i.e., abundant and evenly distributed) host resource was first introduced by Ward [ 5].

Further, in one (25%) of four comparisons involving significant differences in gregarines, it was the more widely distributed host that had higher gregarine prevalence.

Thirdly, the normal mixture model can be used to classify continuously distributed host performance, such as growth rate, into different sub-classes (e.g., noninfected and infected), which allows estimation of host performance reduction specific to infected individuals.

Highly sensitive and widely distributed host microbe-associated microbial pattern receptors (TLRs and NLRs) continuously patrol the cell surface, endosomes and the cytosol for signs of microbial presence by sensing cell wall components, bacterial DNA, lipoproteins and flagellin.

Since host body size and host geographical range are often intercorrelated [ 11], one may expect that large sized and/or widely distributed host species should have a higher parasite diversity than small and/or narrowly distributed hosts [ 5, 6].

To explore any potential effects of geographical distribution on parasite prevalence or intensity, we simply inspected whether any significant differences between species in species pairs seemed to be predicted reliably by either the more or less widely distributed host species having either the higher or lower prevalence or intensity of Arrenurus spp. infection.

In this paper, in order to address these challenges, a novel distributed host-based collaborative detection method is proposed.

To increase this request throughput, we use a large number of distributed hosts, provided by PlanetLab, as proxies for accessing Twitter [32].

We see a startup that's building distributed hosting so you can fire up a server in the middle of Argentina… We are seeing legal documents that are being put on the block chain that are being developed out of Sri Lanka".

AWS is one of the world's leading distributed hosting providers, but it doesn't reveal any details about its energy footprint to either its customers or the public in general, which is what has it running afoul of Greenpeace's rankings.

Relying on distributed hosting of the complementary data sources compounds the management of multiple permissions even further because it also involves multiple permission management systems.