Sentence examples for dry host from inspiring English sources
Speaking of booze, I am reminded of one of Professor DeVoto's major complaints; namely, the dry host.
As in Nakajima et al. (2005), we assumed that the host rock was peridotite; for the reference velocities, defined as the velocities of the dry host rock, we used V P 0 = 7.90 and V S 0 = 4.55 km/s.
The surrounding tropical dry forest hosts 130 species of birds, and a plunge in a stream is a welcome cool-off.
For comparatively dry volcanoes hosting a hydrothermal system, the injection of magma and/or magmatic gas into the hydrothermal envelope has two consequences.
In contrast to dry polymeric hosts, these water-based gels may form a useful medium for single-molecule studies of biological systems in vitro.
Contrary to our hypothesis that the concentration of ENT in water would increase at high tide due to interaction with dry sands hosting the highest concentrations of ENT, water samples collected during high tide had significantly lower concentrations of bacteria than samples collected during flood and ebb tides.
For A. strigosus, there was an overall positive relationship between total nodule area and host dry weight (genotype mean correlation between total nodule area and host dry weight = 0.77, prob(H0: r = 0) < 0.0001).
A weak positive relationship between total nodule area and host dry weight (genotype mean correlation between natural log of nodule area and host dry weight = 0.36, prob(H0: r = 0) < 0.05) suggests a weaker but still positive fitness feedback between L. bicolor and Bradyrhizobium symbionts.
In L. bicolor, there was no relationship between host dry weight and nodule number (genotype mean correlation between natural log of nodule number and host dry weight = 0.15, prob(H0: r = 0) > 0.4).
Quantification of post-attachment resistance levels was based on mean parasite dry biomass per host root system for the different cultivars.
Being within easy helicopter distance of McMurdo Station and having such a unique landscape and ecosystem, the Dry Valleys have hosted more scientific research than any other sector of the Transantarctic Mountains.
