Sentence examples for indigenous host from inspiring English sources

Newly introduced parasites can extend their host ranges into related indigenous host species (6, 7 ), or exotic hosts may play new roles in the transmission of indigenous parasites (8 ).

"You feel pretty helpless". MTV tried something similar in Cameron Diaz's sweet-and-simple cross-cultural exchange, a reality series last spring called "Trippin". Her lessons about sustainable development were similarly soft-pedaled, and in both shows, indigenous hosts burst into song as an uplifting coda to geopolitical bummers.

Stem lesions were more developed on exotic species than on indigenous hosts.

Leaf-tip necrosis of leaves following dipping into a zoospore suspension was not common on the indigenous hosts.

Recovery of P. kernoviae was more consistent from the exotic species than any of the indigenous hosts.

Indigenous hosts were more susceptible to stem lesion formation when inoculated with isolate NZFS 2646 (obtained from An. cherimola) than to NZFS 3062 (ex R. catawbiense) whereas the exotic F. sylvatica and An.

Most indigenous wild host species are tolerant to trypanosome infections exhibiting low parasitaemias with limited display of patent symptoms [ 1].

It is part of a year-long series of solo shows by Indigenous women hosted by the gallery.

A country with a terrible record of oppression of its indigenous minorities hosts an Olympic Games -- and then starts to annex its neighbors.

Given the high rate of colonization in patients with no identified risk factors, an alternative hypothesis is that antibiotic use selects for ESBL-E from host indigenous gut flora, increasing the colonization burden.

Rarely were words performed so convincingly and exhilaratingly as when the Womad New Plymouth hosted Indigenous Australian rocker George Rrurrambu in 2005.