Sentence examples for host and transport from inspiring English sources

He said the estimates were only for the RAAF flights and did not count other expenses to host and transport the couple in Australia.

In general, most electrode materials of LIBs do not have sufficiently big interstitial space within their bulk materials to host and transport Na ions in terms of larger Na ion than Li ion38.

This method is used to investigate recombination in the emissive host and transport layer interfaces in a single emissive layer (EML) configuration and is extended to study the impact of double- and mixed-host EML architectures.

The theory that migrating birds act as hosts and transport media for ticks could also explain TBE in another setting in South West Germany, where at a monkey park in 2006 a closely related TBEV strain was isolated from the brain tissue of an infected, naturally exposed monkey (Macaca sylvanus) [ 27, 28].

Previous virus survival studies report a relationship between particle association/attachment and enhanced survival, thus suggesting that the attachment of infectious viruses to dust particles moving across the ocean might enhance long-range host-to-host transport (Chung and Sobsey 1993; Cox 1995; Labelle and Gerba 1981; Rao et al. 1984).

Design strategy of exciplex hosts made up of a hole transport type host and an electron transport type host for extended lifetime was established by developing exciplex hosts with different energy level offsets.

All applications of ionophores mentioned above are closely related to their ability to form complexes with metal cations (host-guest complexes) and transport these complexes across lipid bilayers and cell membranes.

Our analyses revealed that, in fact, the proposed modulation of host and pathogen sucrose transport activities might be obtained by changes in the extracellular pH.

However, IAVs have evolved a variety of mechanisms by which they can invade host cells, circumvent the host immune responses, and use the machineries of host cells to synthesize and transport their own components, which help them to establish a successful infection and replication.

This leads to a coupling and exchange effect by them to continuously collect and transport host charges along the path via localized states to the deep recombination levels.

It was an even more extraordinary work to remove from its host building in London and transport to Yorkshire: Caroline Douglas, head of the Arts Council collection of art, to which Hiorns has donated the work, said: "I was beside myself for two and a half years".