Sentence examples for features of the host from inspiring English sources

The design consists of the goddess Nike, who is traditionally present, and several features of the host city including the river Thames.

The effect of both these factors, however, is in turn influenced by institutional and economic features of the host economy.

Their REE patterns are characteristics of LREE depletion, negative Ce anomalies, and positive La anomalies consistent with the features of the host limestone that yields the seawater-like features.

For the quantitative assessment of the chosen materials, predictive models based on informatics were built by correlating a set of key parameters which reflect the features of the host materials with the performance of inorganic scintillators.

Using the high-resolution techniques of helium ion microscopy and TEM, we have shed insight onto the smallest surface features of the host grains as well as splash melt and the variable origin of the adhering particles.

Xiao et al. [5] proposed an adaptive watermarking scheme based on texture and luminance features in the CT domain, which uses the texture and luminance features of the host image to find the positions in which the watermark is embedded.

Hypothesis 1 proposes that features of the host-parasite interaction will slow the rate of adaptation.

The first hypothesis tested if the (non-genetic) features of the host-parasite interaction slowed the observed rate of adaptation.

This article examines the common features of the host-pathogen relationship and of the arthropod vectors of the typhus and spotted fever group rickettsiae.

The results from Figure  4 suggest that most features of the host-parasite interaction that were considered in the full model, including the between-host distribution of worms, have little impact on the rate of adaptation in worms.

Consequently, coevolution of rickettsiae with arthropods is responsible for many features of the host-pathogen relationship that are unique among arthropod-borne diseases, including efficient pathogen replication, long-term maintenance of infection, and transstadial and transovarial transmission.