Sentence examples for most common hosts from inspiring English sources

L. branchialis poses a significant threat to the health of both wild and cultured gadoid fish, with cod, whiting and haddock being the most common hosts.

In China, sheep are the most common hosts for metacestodes of T. multiceps and T. hydatigena, and lagomorphs are the most common hosts of T. pisiformis tapeworms; their distribution across China and surrounding countries is extensive [ 39- 41].

The most common hosts are Acacia trees because of their wide distribution (Munzbergova and Ward 2002; Bowie and Ward 2004).

The hosts of isolation of the selected strains were chosen to reflect the two most common hosts of each serovar, for S. Derby these were pigs and turkeys and for S. Mbandaka cows and chickens.

Because of its relative ease in manipulation, E. coli has emerged as the most common hosts for heterologous protein production, however, one major disadvantage hamper its use; the inability to introduce important PTMs such as glycosylation, phosphorylation and acylation, which may be essential for biological activity [ 38].

The USA was the most common host country for arrested Canadians.

Clearly, the parasite genotype that can infect the most common host genotype will be the most successful at reproducing.

The RQH posits that parasites adapt to specifically infect the most common host genotypes in a population.

These have clustered around the most lucrative and expanding markets - with China, the Gulf states, Malaysia and Singapore among the most common host countries.

Parasites thereby exert negative frequency-dependent selection on their hosts, with the most common host genotypes having low fitness and declining in frequency as parasites infect them.

This reproductive success for the parasite will then increase the likelihood for infection in the most common host genotype in the next generation.