Sentence examples for host level from inspiring English sources
Previous work has been focusing on traffic profiling at the link level or the host level.
Host level security is ensured by the middleware design and relies on standard support provided by the Java system.
Further, connecting across the scales – from cellular to host level, to population level – has potential to vastly improve our understanding of pathogen dynamics and evolution.
Four different document lookup algorithms are compared and evaluated in the context of four different peer granularities, i.e., host level, organization level, building level, and centralized.
The results indicate that one of three control methods can maintain the host level below the economic threshold (ET) in relation to different ET levels, initial densities of host and parasitoid populations and host parasitoid ratios.
The C&I system structure or configuration can be divided into four distinct levels of hierarchy: unit control level, LAN based operator station level, host level, and management computer level.
The nesting of models allows the between-host infectivity and mortality rates suffered by infected hosts to be functions of the disease progression at the within-host level.
Within this nested framework, we show that the virion production rate at the level of the cell virus interaction leads, via within-host competition, to the presence or absence of between-host level competitive exclusion.
Scaling up this intra-host level trade-off to a simple population level model, we obtain a distribution for variant persistence times that is consistent with influenza A/H3N2 antigenic variant data.
At the within-host level, our results show that target cell limitation, or a functional equivalent, provides a parsimonious explanation for how host immune status drives the generation of immune escape mutants.
In other words, selection at the between-host level could – in an endemic situation – predominate over selection for faster replication at the within-host level (for examples of conflicting levels of selection see [27], [28]).
