Sentence examples for hosting pairs from inspiring English sources

On one shelf are dozens of vivid anemone sacs, their stinging tentacles hosting pairs of clown-fish from two different species.

However, the unculturable characteristic of most microbes limits such analysis of virus-host interaction, and similarly, metagenomics does not allow for the unambiguous identification of individual virus-host pairs.

There are now widespread examples of modified HA macromers that form either covalent or physical hydrogels through crosslinking reactions such as with click chemistry or supramolecular assemblies of guest-host pairs.

These parameters will be used as the features of the samples (the miRNA-host pairs).

Donor-host pairs were kept separate and allowed to develop to ≥32 hpf, then fixed in 4% paraformaldehyde at 4°C overnight.

The subset of intragenic miRNA host pairs where the miRNA is predicted to target its own host shows a tendency to be more conserved.

It has been observed in a previous study on the same taxa that the genomic divergence between host pairs is larger than between their viruses.

Making a parallel with Wright's inbreeding coefficient in population genetics [ 41], we define the aggregation level a of defended hosts at the scale of the enemy's foraging range as the deficit in heterologous host pairs.

Using 302 host chromosomes and the 606 plasmids harboured by these strains, we have plotted the plasmid-host pairs according to their respective gGCSI values calculated with 64 windows.

After a base-by-base random shuffling of the analyzed sequences, we observed a significant deviation between the real and the randomized data in the genomic signature distances for the LDV-host pairs (t-test, p < 0.001; Fig. 3).

For example, a recent study on infection of insect larvae with baculoviruses, while confirming these hypotheses for several pathogen-host combinations on the simple assumption of constant interaction, also showed the need to incorporate variability into the predictive models for other pathogen-host pairs (Zwart et al., 2009).