Sentence examples for host and further from inspiring English sources

The comparative results had shown that the peak temperature of control at 390 °C had shifted to 360 °C due to the treatment with the reactive host and further, cotton treated with the Inclusion complex (MCT β-CD and oil) decomposed at 350 °C.

Our results suggest that invasive gray squirrels could be a potentially significant reservoir host, and further studies are required to quantify the role of the species in community disease dynamics.

Of major metabolic significance was the observation that the production of metabolites that are known to be produced by the host and further metabolised by colonic bacteria, such as derivatives of bile acids, cholesterol and hormones, was altered during the AB treatment and was significantly improved after treatment cessation.

Premier Russet is therefore a good model to compare the molecular host-virus interactions in both compatible and incompatible reactions within one single host, and further understand how certain PVY strains and not others are able to by-pass the plant defence system of the host.

Early larval development takes place in arthropod hosts, and further development and sexual reproduction takes place in vertebrate hosts.

Unusual cryptosporidial infections are not restricted to immunocompromised hosts, and further investigation of the pathogenicity and epidemiology of these infections is necessary to establish their effect on public health and to identify risk factors for exposure and measures for prevention.

This study provides data to guide both biofuel product and cyanobacterial host selection and further identifies potential targets for improving biofuel tolerance in cyanobacteria.

The extended conjugated system of (1) results in an enlarged cavity in host molecule and further to the enhanced fluorescent property.

When transplanted into CCl4-injured mice, the cells pretreated with a combination of the DCS and GF exhibited increased survival, liver function, engraftment into the host liver and further hepatic differentiation.

Taken together, it supports the hypothesis that Wolbachia can manipulate female mites' reproduction via host miRNAs and further studies are needed to test this hypothesis.

For this study, we hypothesize that all active TB diseases, whether paucibacillary or otherwise, involve the secretion of MTB antigens (CFP10 and ESAT-6) into the host body and further into the circulatory system.