Sentence examples for more restricted host from inspiring English sources

WMV infects many weeds and several crops outside cucurbits while ZYMV has a more restricted host range.

The results are also additional evidence of the more restricted host range of mammalian Chlamydia species when compared with avian isolates.

Although Neospora is not a human pathogen and has a far more restricted host range than Toxoplasma, Neospora readily infects HFFs and grows with kinetics comparable to Toxoplasma in these cells [36].

This could potentially be addressed by either switching to an alternative phage platform with a more restricted host range, by engineering of TM4, or through addition of hydroxypropiophenone (NAP) that selectively inactivate M. tuberculosis complex bacteria [11].

T. equiperdum therefore has a much more restricted host range than other vector born Trypanosoma species.

While TEM, encoded by Tn3, has been found on IncP plasmids, it is more frequently found on plasmids of a more restricted host range, such as IncF.

To reiterate, there were significant differences in prevalence for Enallagma (Chromatallagma) species pair where the less widespread species had a higher prevalence of Arrenurus spp. In one instance (Ischnura species pair) did the more widespread host species, I. verticalis, have significantly higher intensity of Arrenurus than the more geographically restricted host species I. posita.

However, the distribution of the aphid is more restricted than the distribution of the host plant, that is, not all patches of D. octopetala harbour aphids.

The actual ranges of parasite species may be indeed much more restricted than those of their known hosts, due to the fact that, as discussed in the previous paragraph, a host may lose some of its parasites during colonization [ 32, 35, 36].

When introduced in North America, the host diversity of A. ervi was presumably more restricted (Bilodeau et al. 2013).

He said Iraq could use the infrastructure improvements to turn itself into a regional Internet hub, playing host to Web sites serving neighboring countries — where, he said, communications freedoms are more restricted.