Sentence examples for failure of the host from inspiring English sources

Persistent infections with herpesviruses such as human cytomegalovirus (HCMV) frequently occur after solid organ or stem cell transplantation, and are due to either failure of the host to immunologically control the virus or emerging resistance of the virus to the antiviral drug(s) used.

Persistent viral infections reflect a failure of the host's immune system to control infection, and in many cases, they are associated with the development of malignancies.

This lesion type reflected a failure of the host to initiate a robust protective immune response within the lung.

Failure of the host to engage these pathways results in an aberrant response and persistent inflammation (Stables et al, 2011; Chiang et al, 2012; Barnig et al, 2013).

The presence of these anergic antigen-specific T cells may contribute to the failure of the host immune response to promote sterilizing immunity during persistent S. aureus infection and also offers new possibilities for novel immunotherapeutic approaches.

Since the majority of these genes are regulated during EBV replication, the fact that these were differentially expressed in cases potentially implicates a failure of the host to adequately control viral replication.

The failure of the hosts to make the last four, the early exit of some fancied teams and low attendance by locals because of high ticket prices all contributed to a lack of the carnival atmosphere usually associated with cricket in the region.

One way of looking at persistent infections is to regard them as failures of the host defense mechanisms which are designed to eliminate invading microorganisms from tissues.

Taken together, these data suggest that the failure mode of the host rock will play an important role in conduit outgassing and therefore in dictating eruption characteristics: a dilatant failure mode in the upper conduit (<1 km) will assist outgassing, and compaction in the deep edifice (>1 km) will hinder outgassing (this is discussed further in the " Volcanological significance" section).

The remaining T cells were crippled by chronic TCR engagement, with high blood concentrations of PCV2 leading to in vivo anergy and the ultimate failure of the adaptive host immune response.

The mode of failure of the edifice host rock is therefore likely to be an important factor controlling lateral outgassing and thus eruption style (effusive versus explosive) at stratovolcanoes.