Sentence examples for established host from inspiring English sources

We established host shrubs in common garden plantings, encircling some with flowering forbs, released bagworm larvae on shrubs, and assessed survivorship.

Among many hypotheses, newly established host populations may benefit from a parasite loss ("enemy release" hypothesis) through impoverishment of their original parasite communities or reduced infection levels.

In contrast to more complicated biocontainment strategies that involve hundreds of genetic modifications, the developed strategy could be easily combined with other containment methodologies and applied to established host strains.

Persistent viruses have evolved to co-exist with established host immunity.

Previously published phylogenies have failed to recover the monophyly of the GapC1 homologues of four stramenopile species, the raphidophycean alga Heterosigma akashiwo, the synurophycean alga Mallomonas rasilis, and two bacillariophycean algae (diatoms) Phaeodactylum tricornutum and Odontella senensis, not as would be anticipated from a well established host monophyly of stramenopiles.

Yeasts are very well established host systems for the production of a broad number of recombinant proteins, and they are easy to manipulate and cultivate.

Pinsky maintained the media presence he had established, hosting "Loveline" five nights a week on KROQ, doing health shows for MTV and other networks and serving as an expert commentator on news programs.

The merging of DoD-GEIS with the DoD OCONUS laboratory research mission leveraged the laboratories' strengths capacity for high-quality hypothesis-driven scientific rigor and established host-nation relationships and sought to incorporate the additional components of global surveillance, training and response to infectious disease threats.

In its second phase, a coordinating office was established, hosted by the Health Systems Research Institute of Thailand, to coordinate funding support for research projects.

Both innate and adaptive T cell-immunity to C. jejuni infection led to the release of IFNγ, IL-22 and IL-17A; suggesting a critical role for this cytokine triad in establishing host anti-microbial immunity during the acute and effectors phase of infection.

The fundamental function of thymus is to establish host immunity with self-tolerance.