Sentence examples for processes of the host from inspiring English sources

Furthermore, all the processes in containers are also processes of the host.

Relaxation processes of the host polymer are strongly influenced by the presence of water.

Although differential gene-expression and post-transcriptional processes of the host genome receive focus as the main molecular mechanisms, growing evidence points to the gut microbiota as a key driver defining hosts' phenotypes.

Alternatively, the antioxidant activities may represent intracellular processes of the host, such as oxidative stress (although our measurements were done under non-stressed conditions).

We demonstrate that in situ metabolite profiling of HTLV1 transformed T lymphocytes facilitates the identification of virus-induced perturbations in the biochemical processes of the host cell.

We demonstrate the high throughput in situ metabolite profiling of HTLV transformed and Tax expressing cells, which facilitates the identification of virus-induced perturbations in the biochemical processes of the host cells.

We find a significant correlation between the evolutionary rates of interacting host and viral proteins pointing to processes of the host-pathogen biology that are relatively conserved among species and to those undergoing accelerated genetic evolution.

However, the relatively complicated producing process of the host materials and lithium-sulfur battery' cycling instability still hinder the commercialization of Li-S battery.

The TPM, as shown in Figure 1, is a purely passive device that cannot actively interfere with the boot process of the host system or prevent the execution of software.

When asked whether there has been a shift in Ottawa's stance since February for pushing for Fahmy's immediate release, Erica Meekes, Yelich's communications director stated, "We respect the judicial process of the host country," and maintained that the "travel document" would be available from Fahmy once his "travel restrictions" are rescinded.

The microbes are vertically transmitted to the next host generation in the maternal body at an early stage of oogenesis or embryogenesis, where the endosymbiont transmission is integrated into the developmental process of the host insects [4], [5].