Sentence examples for modifying the host from inspiring English sources
Such amplifiers can be designed by intrinsically modifying the host material or extrinsically using proper filters.
In this context, priming of the immune system can be considered radiosensitization by modifying the host, whereas infiltration of MDSCs can be considered a host adaptation to stress and therefore a new type of radioresistance.
The use of this framework will allow crop protection approaches to be redesigned by modifying the host agro-metapopulation dynamics depending on the observed state of the pathogen agro-metapopulation.
(a to v) The extracted watermark from StirMark attacks reported in Table 2. Intentional distortion refers to distortions conducted by deliberately modifying the host content [17].
However, three types of evidence support our hypothesis that the selected molecules have an antiviral effect by modifying the host cell gene expression.
Therapeutic transplantation of stem cell populations may promote functional recovery by providing trophic support, modifying the host environment to create a permissive environment for endogenous regeneration/repair, or by replacing neurons and/or oligodendrocytes [1], [2].
Another approach to control immunogenicity is to modify the host immune system.
Some efforts have been made to modify the host cell to better accommodate membrane protein expression, for instance, through chaperone coexpression19,20,21, maintenance of respiratory metabolism22, or genetic selection15,23,24.
A handful of reports show that glitazones, fibrates, and biguanides modify the host response to infection and improve survival in experimental influenza, even in the absence of antiviral treatment.
Certain systemic disorders can modify the host's immune response to periodontal pathogens, thus exacerbating the severity of the periodontal disease.
We find that the intracellular bacterial pathogen Legionella pneumophila uses a Dot/Icm type IV secreted effector, RomA, to uniquely modify the host chromatin landscape.
