Sentence examples for particularly host from inspiring English sources

Particularly, host strain engineering via systematic knocking out endogenous caffeoyl-CoA degrading thioesterase and pathway optimization via titrating co-substrates enabled production enhancement of five caffeic acid derived phenethyl esters and amides, with titers ranging from 9.2 to 369.1 mg/L.

Notably, rhizome tissues supported a more abundant and diverse fungal population, and appeared to particularly host Magnaporthe oryzae.

However, the full impact of diversifying selection and particularly host adaptation and associated pathogen coevolution on genomic regions as well as on specialized gene groups remains elusive.

The application server (AS) particularly hosts an MTC application in the external network.

While condition IIb may be an artefact caused by mislabelled GenBank accessions, it is also known that some Pseudoperonospora species are not particularly host-specific [47], and all in all the clusters would be less easy to interpret biologically if IIb were a frequent condition.

Some bacterial lineages, particularly host-restricted pathogens like Yersinia pestis, have undergone such extensive genomic rearrangement that numerous possible inversion histories exist which are all equally parsimonious in the total number of inversions.

Venom is the title of several American comic book series published by Marvel Comics focusing on the incarnations of the alien symbiote Venom and its hosts (particularly its first host, Eddie Brock, and since 2011 its current host, Flash Thompson).

They include Kaiser Aluminum, Polaroid, Federated Department Stores, and particularly, a host of steel companies, including Kaiser, National and Bethlehem Steel.

The tasting room ritual is social, almost like a party with a particularly knowledgeable host.

With the World Cup on the way, Brazilian authorities are concerned about a boom in child prostitution, particularly in host cities in the sun-kissed but often poor north-east such as Recife and Fortaleza.

According to Turner (2004), farmer-herder conflict has often been linked to environmental degradation by the Sahelian people, particularly the host farming communities in the Sudano-Guinean zone.