Sentence examples for localised host from inspiring English sources
One possible cause of this could be interstitial inflammation, following a localised host response.
Two modes of resistance may be distinguished: PAMP triggered immunity (PTI) that is mediated by PRRs, and effector triggered immunity (ETI) that results from effector recognition by R proteins and often produces a hypersensitive response, a form of localised host programmed cell death [ 1].
Further examination revealed that the enzyme was predominantly localised in the host's cytosol, a finding previously reported for A. pallida [14].
Haemostasis should therefore be considered as a non-specific first line of host defence at least when localised to a unique endothelial injury considering the growing role of platelets as immune cells [11 13].
The co-incidence of site-specific differences in both water and on coral indicates that environmental conditions at Harry's Bommie may have the capacity to influence the coral associated bacterial community structure either directly or indirectly by a host response to the localised environmental conditions.
In all plant hosts, with the exception of Gunnera, symbiotic Nostoc filaments are localised extracellularly in different locations depending on the host species.
Invasion of bladder tumour cells into the submucosa is accompanied by a marked host immune response; the resultant localised cell killing is thought to further promote tumour spread.
Midline localisation, periumbilical or poorly localised 2.
Symbiotic bacteria are contained in specialized host cells, called bacteriocytes, that are localised in the abdominal haemocoel, close to the ovaries in sexual and asexual females [ 1].
It said that at this point the community transmission of the virus appeared to be localised within the Aljunied Crescent and Sims Drive area, which hosts high-rise residential blocks and some industries.
In reality, businesses must translate and localise products into a host of different languages, and that requires linguists.
