Sentence examples for relationship to host from inspiring English sources

Games are unique among all media in being so divided, and much of that is because of their symbiotic relationship to host platforms.

Our data support a similarity of chemical relationship to host plant in R. palmarum, sap beetles (Nitidulidae) and generalist fruit flies (Drosophila spp .: adults were strongly attracted to fermenting plant materials and had very low behavioral response thresholds to ubiquitous fermentation odors.

We therefore considered whether variation in leaf nutrient or quinolizidine alkaloid (QA) content might explain the inverse relationship to host density.

The intimate structural and metabolic coupling often found in chemosynthetic symbioses underscores the importance of these relationships to host survival.

Symbiotic relationships to host [ 76] or to environment [ 77], differential timing of gamete release due to depth related differences [ 34, 35] may have provided different resources to populations at different habitats and eventually prevent random mating.

However, none have looked for or identified environmental factors that alter the behavior of endophytes in natural ecosystems, their relationships to hosts, and the ecological implications for the niche-space filling (spatial and environmental patterns of distribution and abundance) of host plant species.

The passages sound as if they have come from the Book of Psalms; the worm's relationship to his host is made to sound like man's relationship to God.

When the Embassy moved a few miles north this year it settled into a structure that conforms, unfortunately but perhaps wisely, to the architectural expression of its relationship to the host country — a six-story fortress painted gun-metal gray, with windows shielded by grates, set back by half a football field from the road outside.

Seismic data, both 2D and 3D, from the Kevitsa deposit clearly image the 3D geometry of the ore-bearing intrusion and provide information about its relationship to the host rock units and nearby intrusions within a larger tectonic framework.

The relationship between groEL haplotypes, their group assignment, and their relationship to the host genetic variation is shown in Figure  3B.

The specific habits and highly evolved relationship to its host also makes studies of the Hessian fly chemosensory genes interesting for a more complete understanding of olfaction in Diptera.