Sentence examples for host apply from inspiring English sources

The question of a connection between vaccination and autoimmune illness has long been debated in the literature and is surrounded by controversy [ 4], but it was suggested that the same mechanisms that act in infectious invasion of the host apply equally to the host response to vaccination [ 3].

The talk show host applied his professional expertise, noting the unexpected relevance of SLP to current events, the horrific tragedy in Newtown, Conn, as this audience-award-winning movie shines a light on mental health in America.

"This is like Redbook parachuting into a party and saying, 'Here we are.' " Michael Perry, chief executive at House Party, estimated that more than 33,000 people in the company's database of 800,000 hosts applied to host a Redbook party — "about two times the normal average of 15,000 to 20,000 for big clients," he said.

In many cases, instead of the network's hosts applying pressure to the current President, who is grappling with the fallout from a federal investigation related to Russian election meddling, Fox News' personalities have deflected and turned their attention to Clinton.

The hosts applied more pressure in the second half with Anas Sharbini and Dinko Trebotic both looking dangerous.

The hosts applied sustained late pressure, but Burnley held on to add to the three points they earned against Hull before the international break.

The fee-free traveling and hosting applies to both guests who book and hosts who accept new bookings that start between October 31 and November 7 in New York, the Hamptons, Providence, New Haven, and Atlantic City.

Warrington ought to have had the game won before half-time, with Westerman and Daryl Clark both held up over the line as the hosts applied constant pressure to the visitors' line.

Thus one possible interpretation of our results is that the signal response is poorly coordinated across the population because the host cannot apply feedback to enforce tight coordination.

From our data we conclude that similar host mechanisms apply to S. Enteritidis and S. Typhimurium infection, and that similar biological mechanisms appear underlying the processes regulated during different times after infection.

To understand resource allocation of parasitically castrated hosts, we apply the same principles to the castrators, not to their reproductively dead hosts.