Sentence examples for host limitation from inspiring English sources

This suggests that the Asx phenotype was evidence of host limitation of influenza virus infection rather than a failed inoculation.

Host limitation of nutrient divalent metals is an essential component of the inate immune response to infection by S. aureus and other pathogens.

Also, since xopAF is the other putative effector gene, its effect on host limitation was further characterized by pathogenicity and growth assays of XcawΔ xopAF and XcawΔ avrGf1Δ xopAF.

Bark beetles face challenges and trade-offs during host selection, imposed by lethal tree defences, lower nutrition and higher competition in less well-defended trees, scarcity and ephemeral distribution of susceptible hosts, limitation of suitable hosts to one beetle generation, and relatively short lifespan and vulnerability of adults during host searching.

This feature could limit endosymbiont over-proliferation under conditions of host nutrient limitation as lipid availability is strongly influenced by the nutritional state.

Our study indicated that AvrGf1 mainly contributes to the host range limitation of Xcaw12879 whereas XopAF contributes to virulence.

Our study indicated that AvrGf1 contributes to the host range limitation of Xcaw12879 whereas XopAF contributes to virulence.

At the individual level, host nutrient limitation has been shown to decrease growth and production of infective propagules for bacterial [ 29] and fungal [ 30] parasites of Daphnia.

We studied how host nutrient limitation combined with parasite infection affected the host and the parasite populations in a model system consisting of a freshwater crustacean, Daphnia magna, and its microparasite.

Currently available replacements have a host of limitations, this has prompted the search for tissue-engineered solutions for ACL repair.

This homogeneity leads to a host of limitations on success, from the range of costs they can exact on the oppressor to the ability to form the coalitions required to sustain a movement, or envision and run new frameworks, institutions or governments.