Sentence examples for hosts caused from inspiring English sources

Images of the visitors carrying out post-game litter-picking sweeps – a show of respect to the hosts – caused national pride back home, with the Kyodo News agency reporting: "Despite defeat, the charisma of Japan fans wins hearts in Brazil".

Otar Kakabadze crossed from the right flank, where the hosts caused Wales plenty of problems, and Giorgi Kvilitaia,unmarked in the Wales penalty area, headed the ball into the ground and past Hennessey's far post.

Having kept their opponents at bay for so long, the hosts caused their own undoing when Anderson dwelt on the ball and Commons was able to send Stokes through.

In addition, due to the accumulated level of the phenolic compound in hosts caused by bacterial infection, a higher expression of T3SS may be induced in the bacterial cells for a defensive response against the plant responses.

Our samples also showed that the soluble fraction of Ca2+ (the hot water fraction, which is approximately the portion that is osmotically relevant) was very different between species (Table  3), where the two chenopod hosts caused much higher Ca2+ concentration in the parasite than in the other species (Table  3).

Cowbirds can reduce productivity of their hosts, causing some host species to decline in abundance.

The study further shows that adoptive transfer of TAM harvested from PPZ-administered tumor-bearing hosts causes an efficient retardation of tumor growth.

These organisms are historically associated as they can cause clinically related hemolytic diseases in cattle, are all transmitted by Rhiphicephallus (Boophilus) ticks, and share an uncanny ability to evade the immune systems of the vertebrate hosts, causing persistent disease.

GOF studies can provide important insights into how the A (H7N9) virus adapts to mammalian hosts, causes disease, and spreads to other hosts, but they may also pose biosafety and biosecurity risks.

Alien pathogens could decimate the human population, which would have no immunity to them, or they might use terrestrial livestock or plants as hosts, causing indirect harm to humans.

Other subtypes, such as H5, H7, H9 and N7, that have been isolated from avian hosts, cause sporadic human outbreaks [2], [3].