Sentence examples for host resilience from inspiring English sources
The benefit of providing prepartum protein supplementation to twin-bearing Merino ewes with low and high fat score (FS; measure of soft tissue depth related to fatness) was investigated to quantify effects on host resilience and immunity to Haemonchus contortus.
Such conditions may have improved host resilience, potentially through mechanisms such as pathogen inhibition as a consequence of antibiotic production [12], which may be facilitated by warmer winters.
Overall, the design of these studies does not allow one to distinguish between the absence of fever as a marked of disease severity or impaired host resilience rather than the presence of fever as a protective response.
This indirectly improves host resistance and resilience to nematode parasite infections.
The hosts had shown resilience, yet here was a match in which they had again fallen behind.
That sheen made the West Germany tournament, for all the breathtaking brilliance of Total Football and the hosts' dash and resilience, seem second-rate.
From March to June 2014, ESRI hosted the Climate Resilience App Challenge (http://www.esri.com/software/landing_pages/climate-app) for governments, private industries and non-profit organizations to submit climate resilience applications.
Arthur also pinpointed last year's Test series against South Africa, which England lost 2-0 at home, as an example of the hosts' lack of resilience.
"You're seeing a little less resilience to host a corporate golf outing than there used to be".
Further, land degradation leads to a reduction in resilience of host species, reduction of vegetation cover, decreased species diversity, and reduced herbaceous biomass production (Kairis et al. 2015; Belgacem et al. 2013).
[The rest is here.] Some of these themes were explored earlier this year when Pace University hosted a Summit on Resilience, with a particular focus on the roles of the public and private sectors in recovery from disasters like Hurricane Sandy.
