Sentence examples for host area from inspiring English sources
As for the tournament's effect on local business, the benefits to local commerce will be clear, Mr. Davis said, although the golf association never tries to calculate specific numbers to measure the economic impact on a host area.
LAS VEGAS — When it opens in 2009, the Clark County Shooting Park will be something to behold, through a scope or otherwise: hundreds of acres devoted to all things gun and bow, complete with a rifle range, a skeet center and an R.V. "host area".
The transportation distance may not affect much the percentage of infected host area, but it may have an effect on the spatial distribution of the infected cells.
Using an epidemiological model (without pathogen evolution), Mundt and Brophy (1988) showed that, for a given overall host area, increasing the number of genotype units increases the effectiveness of cultivar mixtures and, consequently, disease control.
Survivors and service providers discussed GBV in the context of two distinct environments: the rural, conflict setting and the host area(s) to which the survivor and family were displaced.
For instance, among people living in the host area, 30.2% were Black and 14.8% were living below poverty line, which was higher than the percentages (28.8%, and 13.4%, respectively) among people living in non-host areas.
The entry and host areas provide the introduction to a whole new dining experience.
In contrast, many Sub-Saharan countries, such as Tanzania, host areas of tropical dry forest ecosystems with carbon densities of less than 50 tC/ha [9 11].
Other studies that support a role for OspC in environmental adaptation showed, by directly injecting OspC mutants into host areas that normally become persistently infected, that the lack of fully formed OspC protein prevents establishment of infection [43], [44].
Chi-square analyses (Table 3) indicated that Blacks, Whites, Non-Whites or peopleof low SES were more likely to live in Superfund host areas than non-host areas.
We did not find a statistically significant difference between percent blacks living in poverty in host areas (54.9%) and those in non-host areas (54.7%, p = 0.0625).
