Sentence examples for hosting strategy from inspiring English sources

The militia has trespassed on a number of federal properties at the Malheur national wildlife refuge – sleeping in US Fish and Wildlife Service staff dorms, cooking large meals in on-site kitchens, hosting strategy meetings inside a quaint bird museum and even driving around a government truck that they found with keys left inside.

After several months of evaluation and feasibility study, the library and IT teams evaluated a number of issues (e.g., technology selection, hosting strategy, depositor authentication) and recruited and trained staff for the program.

The overwhelming reprogramming of the initial pro-inflammatory surge in late lesions may be a host strategy to limit immunopathology.

Therefore, the change in antiviral activities between duplicated Tetherins in ruminants may be attributed to some viral infections, and the duplicated copies with increasing antiviral ability may serve as host strategy to counter virus infection.

Apoptosis in general is considered as a host strategy to limit the virus replication.

Multiple-host systems An alternative to the single-host strategy, which increases the rate of gene expression, is the use of multiple hosts, either sequentially or in parallel.

Upregulation of Wnt2 might hence be a host strategy to inhibit an overshooting inflammatory response during infection by activation of β-catenin.

Indeed immune-mediated destruction of uninfected susceptible cells may be a host strategy to create a fire-break that limits the spread of intracellular pathogens (Handel et al. 2009).

Down-regulation of TF in order to prevent transport of iron from external sources to the site of infection might be another host strategy to lower the level of iron available to the invading bacteria.

The repressed expression of these genes may be part of a host strategy to affect localised tissue repair and wound healing, however it may also be due to the requirement for increased tissue access for immune cells extravasating to the skin.

We are just beginning to understand the involvement of phase separation in virology, but we anticipate that, given the ancient co-evolution between viruses and eukaryotic cells and the diversity of host strategies used by viruses, the next years will provide an interesting overlap between the two fields.