Sentence examples for more intensive host from inspiring English sources

Presumably, the productive infection of HIV to a large extent would trigger more intensive host responses than latent infection.

That the association was strongest with cagA+ H. pylori strains suggests that the more intensive host-interaction of these organisms may influence disease expression.

When the oxide concentration is higher (C3 sample), significant changes are observed: narrow lines become more intensive than host micro/nanocellulose luminescence, and moreover, the cellulose PL intensity decreases.

This procedure facilitated a near-complete sample, while potentially introducing bias linked to these more intensive recruitment efforts that were not similarly implemented among the host community.

A high stand density should favour canopy closure of the host species, reduction of stems with knots and more intensive height growth.

More intensive surveillance studies in bats and other animals may reveal the natural host of HCoV-EMC.

We've observed raspberry and blackberry to be a favored host of the SWD, relative to blueberry and strawberry, requiring more intensive management strategies.

Quicken Loans and its affiliated companies will host a minimum of 60 interns over the next two years through this more intensive, longer-term Urban Alliance partnership, with plans to grow.

Cell-in-cell formation affects both effector cells and their host cells in multiple aspects, while cell-in-cell death is under more intensive investigation.

More intensive surveillance studies for group C betaCoVs in bats and other animals may reveal the natural host of this novel human group C betaCoV.

"It's much more intensive.