Sentence examples for population host from inspiring English sources

There was an effect of host and WCR source population (host: F1,173 = 13.51, P<0.001; egg source: F3,173 = 8.89, P<0.001) on the number of male WCR, but these effects were not independent of each other as evident from the significant interaction effect (egg source*host: F3,173 = 8.51, P<0.001).

In another population, host densities were reduced with a milder impact on social structure and life-history [ 18].

In one population, host colonies under parasite pressure were more related, contained fewer queens and workers and had a lower brood production.

If differences in tumor population, host metabolism or perfusion exist between animals implanted with the same tumors, our data suggests they are not detectable using gene expression analysis of the whole tumor.

Methodical and conceptual considerations are related to the choice of the reference population (host population vs. non migrating cohort in the country of origin) and distinguish between 'arrival' and 'post-arrival' phase' [ 15].

The model described here considers two population hosts, humans and snails, and is structured as follows: Susceptible (uninfected) and infectious humans and susceptible (uninfected) and infected snails.

An epidemic, or outbreak, can occur when several aspects of the agent (pathogen), population (hosts), and the environment create an ideal situation for spread.

Chobe enclave boasts with the countries pristine flora, fauna and aquatics such as the diverse wildlife population (hosted at Chobe National Park), trans-boundary water bodies (Chobe River) and dense miombo woodlands thicket (Chobe Forest Reserve).

He added Quesnel Lake has an impressive sockeye salmon population, hosting as much as 60percentt of the province's sockeye run during peak years.

In a structured population, hosts and pathogens are not randomly mixed in a homogeneous environment.

Furthermore, it is worth mentioning that the size of the amastigote population hosted within the MΦ PV rapidly expands within the first 24 h (Fig. 1A) [ 4].