Sentence examples for host differing from inspiring English sources

In this report, we describe the occurrence of DAP compounds in urine samples collected from children of migrant farmworkers in three separate communities that host differing agricultural industries using varying types of OPs, and a reference group of children living in a urban area.

It is, however, likely that the cost inflicted on the host differ between parasite species, with some species causing less harm than others at identical infection intensities.

However, we did not address whether and how the plasmid transcriptome in the original host differed from that in the transconjugant; thus, in this study, we focused on the transcriptomes of pCAR1 in the heterologous host bacteria.

We need to know whether or not a circulating dengue virus that produces an asymptomatic infection in one host differs in sequence from the same virus that causes a fatal infection in another host.

The limitations of this animal model are that both the pathogen and host differ from Salmonella Typhi infections in humans, and that mice typically succumb to infection within seven days limiting the amount of data available in the competition experiment.

The differences observed between the models for some of the tested mutants may be informative with respect to the hosts' differing responses.

We found that performance on the hosts differed between the sexes and differently so in the two habitat types, supporting the hypothesis of sex-specific adaptation between distinct selective environments.

The two hosts differed so much in response specificity that they exhibited very different distributions of shoot weight.

Whereas escape mutations that affect MHC binding are typically no longer under selection pressure in the next host of the virus (as hosts differ in their MHC alleles), escape mutations that affect the antigen processing of epitope precursors prevent the use of those epitope precursors by any of the MHC alleles in a host population.

Mammalian hosts differed in M by approximately 5 orders of magnitude (ranging from mice to horses and bears, Table S1).

The pathological characteristics in pigs, an aberrant intermediate hosts, differ from rodents, the natural intermediate host.