Sentence examples for host competitive from inspiring English sources

Our analysis of the experiment on the interaction between parasitism and competition shows that not only indirect costs exist, through the modification of host competitive ability, but also that these costs may even be larger than the direct costs [ Fig. 3, arrows (i) and (iii)].

A velodrome has been ruled "unsafe" to host competitive cycling events following an inspection.

They host competitive gatherings and offer tools, guidance, and community support.

Here's what happens on Come Dine With Me (*1): somewhere between four and five people host competitive dinner parties (*2) in a bid to win £1,000.

Because we hypothesize that plant competition for soil resources may be an important determinant of leaf nutritional quality, we examined the response of one leaf-tying species to N and P fertilization and host competitive environment in separate field and greenhouse experiments.

Similarly, Raberg et al. (2006) demonstrated that more virulent strains of the rodent malaria parasite Plasmodium chabaudi experience a stronger within-host competitive advantage in immuno-competent hosts, relative to competition in immunodeficient hosts.

We have experimentally quantified the within-host competitive fitness of a fast-acting recombinant baculovirus by means of direct competition in single- and serial-passage experiments.

Collier has founded her own, real-life, copycat version called 'Fun Dine With Me', which hosts competitive dining nights at homes in London.

The newly constructed Entertainment and Sports Arena in Southeast opened in 2018 and featured a wide array of technological infrastructure with the intent of hosting competitive video gaming tournaments.

All their home matches for the Euro 2016 qualifiers, as well as their home friendlies, are being played in Portugal as the British Overseas Territory does not have a ground suitable for hosting competitive European fixtures.

Gibraltar's home ground, the Victoria Stadium which stands in the shadow of the iconic Rock of Gibraltar, has an artificial playing surface and is not yet suitable for hosting competitive European fixtures.