Sentence examples for host inability from inspiring English sources

Sepsis is a systemic inflammatory response resulting from the host inability to restrict local infection.

Regardless of the type of systemic or local viral mechanisms, these findings suggest that there is a host inability to control EBV infection, marked by the elevation of antibodies against viral reactivation antigens, increasing the risk of developing duodenal or gastric ulcers.

The hosts' inability to find gaps was costing them and with 51 minutes gone New Zealand showed them the way once more.

Perhaps it's long-awaited revenge for that moment in Jamie's Italy, when the chef – frustrated by his Apulian hosts' inability to withstand the slightest experimentation with their local food – wishes that Italians were more open-minded.

Meanwhile, the Man in Black is a literally tied up with a Rube Goldberg-ish setup to get around the hosts' inability to kill humans.

Reinfection following treatment occurs, reflecting the human host's inability to acquire immunity following exposure to an untreated reservoir of infection.

The subsequent effect is associated with the host's inability to resolve the inflammatory reaction followed by the persistent infectious challenge (unsuccessful clearance of endotoxin) [40], [41].

The term immunoparalysis was proposed to describe the host's general inability to mount effective immune responses.

The lack of LGT among B. mallei isolates is not surprising given the loss of recombination opportunities associated with host sequestration and inability to thrive in the environment; it is likely that LGT between B. mallei and B. pseudomallei has not occurred for these same reasons.

There may be a self-destructive streak within Pakistan cricket and there is also the inability to host home Test matches at the moment because of the threat of terrorism.

Portugal's withdrawal from next year's competition, Bakker said, was due to ratings and programme budgets, rather than its inability to host the event if its act won.