Sentence examples for host process from inspiring English sources

What would help is working with countries in our region to improve their capacity to host, process and resettle refugees.

Any host process that results in the inhibition of antiviral immune response mechanisms, thereby facilitating viral replication.

The morphological and biochemical data are consistent with the hypothesis that autophagy or a similar host process is involved in the formation of the poliovirus-induced membranes.

Professor Portnoy says, "Mandy has discovered that the intracellular bacterial pathogen Listeria monocytogenes manipulates the host actin cytoskeleton to avoid detection and destruction by a host process called autophagy.

A large population of fluid particles is distributed among parallel processes dynamically, based on instantaneous particle positions such that all of the interpolation information needed for each particle is available either locally on its host process or neighboring processes holding adjacent sub-domains of the velocity field.

The distinction of infectious from post-infectious process is important as infectious process depends on the continued presence of viable microorganisms and should be treated with antimicrobial therapy, while post-infectious process ought to be blocked by inhibition of the involved host process [4].

Cells are filled with biosensors, molecular systems that measure the state of the cell and respond by regulating host processes.

Broad-spectrum antiviral drugs targeting host processes could potentially treat a wide range of viruses while reducing the likelihood of emergent resistance.

Endogenous RNA-silencing mechanisms have been shown to play a role in regulating viral and host processes during the course of infection.

As bacterial pathogens often exploit host processes by effectors that execute the reactions with higher efficiencies, functional dissection of these virulence factors will continue to generate new insights into both bacterial pathogenesis and host cell biology.

In vitro studies offer an isolated system where strain-specific differences in viral replication kinetics and associated, intracellular host processes can be studied independently of host factors such as immune responses, genetics, infection route and doses.