Sentence examples for pressure of host from inspiring English sources

This can stem from a strong selection pressure of host in choosing its mycobionts as suggested from the substantial host phylogeny effect on ectomycorrhizal fungal richness and community.

Some of its headlines included: "Afcon fete brings cheer to gloomy January", "'Monkey tricks' keep top African Stars away" and "Equatorial Guinea grapple with added pressure of host nation".

Responses to the selective pressure of host, CL04685 encoding scytalone dehydratase (SCD) were up-regulated PHI genes and it was involved in melanin synthesis [ 63, 64].

Transcriptome sequencing of both the low virulent C. lunata strain and its virulence-increased variant showed that 16 transporters were up-regulated in the virulence-increased variant response to the selective pressure of host in the pathogen-plant interactions.

Prediction: No team is better equipped to deal with the pressure of hosting.

Added to that, South Africa now has the pressure of hosting football's World Cup in 2010, which will subject all its sports to yet more scrutiny.

That said, and regardless of the challenges that Turkey faces including the fight against ISIS, a deteriorating economy, domestic upheaval aggravated by the failed coup, and the pressure of hosting three million refugees nothing justifies Erdogan's outrageous purges.

But on-going conflict in many countries, in addition to linguistic difficulties between peoples and extremely limited resources to deal with migrant and refugee populations, mean that "the economic and social pressures of hosting threaten to uproot refugees once more", the report warns.

R. microplus has only one host and must survive the consistent pressure of the host immune response; hence the study of proteins and genes expressed by R. microplus during its early feeding stages is important in developing new and efficient control methods against this ectoparasite.

We consider that the chamber pressure should not be very different from the lithostatic pressure of the host rock, because the wall of a magma chamber could collapse if the pressure gap exceeds the tensile strength of the wall rock (Wilson et al., 1980).

During the evolution of an organism, in order to survive under the selective pressure of the host or environment, the preexisting genes undergo duplication followed by mutations and rearrangements to cater to the new requirements instead of the synthesis of new genes.