Sentence examples for host direct from inspiring English sources

Glasgow said Lufthansa's decision would see it host direct flights to Düsseldorf for the first time in 20 years.

And because head lice can't live for very long off of a human host, direct head-to-head contact generally is required for a louse to move from one person to another.

We define virulence-related genes as those whose products affect the ability of a pathogen to infect or survive in the host, are required for expression of other virulence factors, or cause the host direct harm (such as toxins).

It was not in the place of the CArG box (CCTCGTTTTGG) and was flanked by another host direct duplication (HDD - CTCCGCCCC) (Fig. 3).

Ring the host direct during the show.

As soon as I'd checked in at the door of Eleven Madison Park on Wednesday night, the host directed me to the trough.

Hence understanding the role of early metabolic mediators of inflammatory responses to infection in particular oxysterols, will aid in the development of urgently needed host directed therapeutic and diagnostic design innovation to combat adverse infection outcomes and antibiotic resistance.

At the time, the host directed the conversation away from Fonda's movie, "Our Souls At Night," and began asking questions about plastic surgery. .

In the video above, the Moment Factory team discuss how they built a dynamic set with "three video-mapping projection surfaces: a central orb, where the host directs the game; a panel showing the five players' activities; and a large backdrop made up of several meters of LED strips, creating a sense of depth behind each contestant".

In terms of CB3, an inability to control the viral infection would lead to greater viral and host directed cardiac damage and subsequently increase chronic disease.

The phenomenon of host directed viral interference has been observed for many years, with some descriptions dating back to observations made by Jenner in 1804 in reference to herpes virus infections interfering with vaccinia virus lesion developments.