Sentence examples for groups of hosts from inspiring English sources
The presence of related lice on related groups of hosts may evidence parallel evolution of parasites and hosts.
Commonly, for example, virulence of an infective agent is determined experimentally by inoculating groups of hosts with graded doses of the agent and determining, by interpolation, the dose that produces a typical reaction in 50 percent of the host individuals inoculated.
Astrolabe partitions groups of hosts into an overlapping hierarchy of zones in a manner similar to DNS.
By creating logical groups of hosts based on department or even physical location, one can effectively approach scanning larger networks by section instead of trying to scan and deal with data from a mass scan.
Additionally, we predict that there will be more parasites on more diverse groups of hosts.
In the absence of suicide, waves of pathogen periodically clear out groups of hosts which cannot persist for a long time.
Research so far has concentrated mainly on individual genes or small defined groups of host or PDV genes, to explore their function or differential expression following parasitization.
After CTX injury, however, the genotype of the BM donor determined the histological appearance of the muscle; that is, both groups of host mice receiving WT BM had a similar histological appearance, whereas both groups of host mice receiving CCR2−/− BM were comparable.
In both groups of host mice receiving WT BM (WT→WT and WT→ CCR2−/−) macrophage accumulation was similarly robust and significantly (P<0.001) increased compared with both groups of host mice receiving CCR2−/− BM at both 3 and 7 days after CTX injury.
In both groups of host mice receiving WT BM (WT→WT and WT→ CCR2−/−), fiber size was comparable and significantly (P<0.001) greater than that of host mice receiving CCR2−/− BM.
Tissue macrophages were significantly (P≤0.03) increased at day 3 compared with day 7 in both groups of host mice receiving WT BM but were similar in both groups of mice receiving CCR2−/− BM (Table 4).
