Sentence examples for favourable host from inspiring English sources

Many bat species exhibit a high infection tolerance towards harboured pathogens, making bats a favourable host of different viruses and also a critical target for medical and veterinary research.

These results collectively supported the suggestion that CPPP may provide a favourable host environment for accelerating wound healing.

A. oryzae is considered to be the favourable host for the production of heterologous proteins as it has ability to secrete a vast amount of high value proteins and industrial enzymes, for example, α-amylase [ 28].

In addition, A. oryzae has the ability to secrete large amounts of protein, and therefore, it has recently gained recognition as a favourable host organism for recombinant protein production.

Overall, our findings indicate that plant pathogenic bacteria belonging to different pathovars have evolved different set of genes allowing them to specifically detect favourable hosts on which they can settle.

In less favourable European host species, such as Picea abies, Pseudotsuga menziesii, Abies spp. and especially 2-needle Pinus spp., the larval survival and growth rate are lower than in Larix spp. (Kirichenko et al. [2009], Kirichenko et al. [2011]).

During the Late Paleozoic, Gondwana extended from a point at or near the South Pole to near the equator, where the Indian craton (stable continental crust) was positioned, resulting in a mild climate favourable to hosting high-biomass ecosystems.

Macroporous polypropylene mesh is said to be more favourable to permit host cell infiltration [ 2].

Notably, many insects also rest in scrub and forest margins, making these areas less favourable for potential hosts [ 3].

Motility could for example affect the bacterial ability to reach favourable habitats within the host [14].

The reforestation program currently active across much of Western China has the potential to give rise to a massive increase in habitat favourable to suitable intermediate hosts and emergence or re-emergence of the zoonosis alveolar echinococcosis in many areas.