Sentence examples for extent of the host from inspiring English sources

The extent of the host mineral's overlap on the spectrum of melt inclusion was calculated to be 0.065 by curve fitting, and the calculated spectrum (f x ) is shown with a thin solid curve.

The severity of disease is hypothesized to be related to the number of eggs ingested, the path of larval migration, and the extent of the host inflammatory response (1 – 4 ).

This WRKY web appears to be deeply interconnected to various hormonal pathways at multiple levels, probably to ensure rapid and efficient signal amplification while allowing for tighter control in limiting the extent of the host immune response (Eulgem, 2006; Llorca et al., 2014).

Along these lines, it is also important to note that the actual extent of the host range for each of these cultured phages is unknown, making it possible that the phages also infect hosts other than the one on which they were originally cultured.

Then, the extent of the observed host-symbiont co-evolution was statistically evaluated by a randomization test.

The impact of a vaccine will depend not only on average efficacy, but also on the extent of heterogeneity of the host response including its duration.

The extent of the differences among host genotypes was also influenced by temperature, resulting in significant temperature × host genotype × strain interactions (df = 17, Z = −2.672, P = 0.007) and temperature × host species × strain interaction (df = 11, Z = 1.967, P = 0.049).

Nonetheless, the full extent of the geographical and host species distribution of the different H7N9 sub-groups will be established more precisely through additional monitoring of avian influenza.

All are based on clinical symptoms and signs of inflammation, the extent of the ulcer, and the host response to the inflammation.

We found that infection severity correlates with the extent of systemic host response.

The resulting heat-map and cluster dendrograms were visualized with Treeview software [ 34] to reveal the extent of characteristic host cell responses to each infection state, defined as identical treatments clustering together.