Sentence examples for find host from inspiring English sources

Camp Liberty is meant to be a temporary residence for the Iranian refugees while the United Nations works to find host countries for them.

For instance, if laying eggs into yucca flowers requires a particular complement of ovipositor traits and moth behaviors, we might predict to find host switches only between closely related yuccas.

"We're trying to make it easier for young investigators to find host institutions and for host institutions to find young investigators and therefore, make it easier for investigators to move away from their current institution," Wilder says.

Similar to the existing service, though, Azure's new API Apps will allow developers to find, host and manage APIs from the likes of Zendesk, Office 365, SAP, Siebel and Oracle.

The moths have clearly gained a number of traits through evolutionary adaptation due to their interaction with yuccas, including the ability and sensory equipment to find host plants, specialized structures for pollinating and laying eggs into yucca flowers, and the associated behaviors required to accomplish pollination and oviposition (Pellmyr 2003).

For herbivore species that use olfactory or visual cues to find host plants, the mechanism of aggregation in the trap crop is a combination of attraction and arrestment and hence the population regulatory effect of the trap crop is higher compared to herbivores with post-alighting host recognition behaviour.

Unlike most of the newer alternatives, it is not web-based; instead, members find hosts either by using a printed directory or contacting their national secretary.

Koopmans et al. (2005) find host-country domestic politics to be driving transnationalism, simply because they ignore countries of origin in their analysis.

We suggest that screening experiments to find host-plant selective rhizobacteria with herbicidal effects should take into account the factors listed above.

Furthermore, transplanted viruses find hosts in foreign biomes (Sano et al., 2004).

This raises the possibility that AaegTRPA1 may be used by mosquitoes to find hosts.