Sentence examples for indicator of host from inspiring English sources
Patch area, an indicator of host plant availability, was an exception, accounting for 30% of variation in patch occupancy at Indiana Dunes.
We used MTD as an indicator of host health and measured correlations of r and K with host MTD.
High-affinity binding of the virus hemagglutinin to human receptor glycans is a highly sensitive and stringent indicator of host adaptation and virus transmissibility.
The higher HIV replication levels indicated that the monocytes contained high levels of HIV DNA as compared to monocytes from subjects with high CD4+ cell counts (which is an established indicator of host immune status).
The extent to which such indicators of host response have clinical utility as a group, together with other tumor biomarkers remains to be determined.
Multiple host iron status biomarkers, Haptoglobin and solute carrier family 11, member 1 (SLC11A1) genotypes were modeled to characterize how indicators of host iron metabolism were associated with TB susceptibility.
The authors clearly and logically present their argument that residents of the microbiome might detect chemical indicators of host health and appropriately modulate virulence-associated gene expression to optimize transmissibility provide limited preliminary supporting evidence from prior studies and offer experimentally testable propositions.
In hymenopteran parasitoids, the sex ratio is under direct behavioral control of the parasitoid females, being an indicator of adaptive host selection, where fertilized eggs could be preferentially allocated to higher quality hosts (Charnov et al. 1981; Godfray 1994).
Interferon (IFN) is a crucial antiviral signaling molecule and an indicator of the host antiviral state.
HCV quasispecies diversity as indicator of declining host immune functions was easily assessed by UDPS technology.
Detection in carcinoma tissues of IFN-gamma mRNA that leads to the induction of HLA-DR antigen on AN could be an indicator of a host's immune response to carcinoma.
