Sentence examples for hosts such that from inspiring English sources

Mycobacteriophages have some advantage over these methods by virtue of their specificities for mycobacterial hosts such that fluorescence is dependent on phage infection.

Specifically, in the face of predation there are strong survival trade-offs between hosts such that each ecotype has much higher survival on its native host.

The parasite imposes a viability cost upon infected hosts such that the parasite-induced death rate is α.

In parasitoids, resource-free mating systems may arise for instance when inbreeding is deleterious among gregarious or semi-gregarious species, or when the species is solitary and highly dispersed thanks to the distribution of their hosts, such that an aggregation will be easier to find than an individual (Godfray & Cook, 1997).

We transplanted Cascade Blue-dextran (CB -labeled CB -labeleddonor embryos into the presumptive ventral hindbrain territory of gastrula stage hosts, sucellsat donor-derived cells contributed mosaically to fromneurons as well as to other ventral hindonorn cembryosooper et al., 2003).

Some of these clades did not see a precipitous decline in their number of susceptible hosts, such that their decline in fitness was almost entirely attributed to deleterious mutation accumulation (e.g., the large clade originating in year 20 and going extinct in year 28).

These studies showed that particle toxicity could be ameliorated by dose fractionation, using an initial dose of virus to condition the host such that cytokine responses to subsequent doses were significantly attenuated.

Usually, E. nassaui parasitised the host egg after host feeding, which suggests that the process does not damage the host such that it becomes unsuitable for larval development.

Fates views the monitored network as a collection of individual hosts instead of as a single autonomous entity and uses dynamic, individual threshold for each monitored host, such that it can differentiate between characteristics of individual hosts and can independently assess their threat to the network.

However, a dilution host, regardless of reservoir competency, may also reduce prevalence by altering the behavior of the primary host, such that contacts between hosts are infrequent and prevalence is therefore reduced [7].

However, an amplification agent may also be a species with low reservoir competency, yet the presence of this species may change the behavior of the primary host such that contacts between hosts are more frequent and prevalence subsequently increases [7].