Sentence examples for reliance on host from inspiring English sources

The State Department must move "beyond traditional reliance on host government security support in high risk, high threat posts," the report argues.

This positive feedback is very weak, however, and we propose the slope between beetle population density and reliance on host stress as a quantitative distinction along a gradient from noneruptive through eruptive species.

Importantly, the effects of HIV-1 Tat on autophagy emulate the inhibition of autophagy in bystander monocytic cells/macrophages caused by cells infected with HIV-1, including reliance on host membrane receptors, Akt, Src, and IL-10 signaling.

However, an unprecedented mode of gene loss was discovered in the lineage spanning R. canadensis and TG rickettsiae, illustrating that gene signatures alone may not well-characterize specific rickettsial groups, but instead the modes of gene loss (and stricter reliance on host resources) may be the defining features [175].

This can be explained by DENV hijacking cellular proteins to aid in their own replication and transcription and their reliance on host machinery for their translation.

It is interesting to speculate that increased reliance on host provision of lipids is part of a suite of adaptations that facilitate the evolution of chronic, low-virulence infection strategies.

Even though hemiparasites are photosynthetically competent, some species nevertheless are obligate in terms of their reliance on a host for their reproduction.

This strong reliance on the host is what makes the organism so hard to culture, Norris says.

For the symbionts, the degree of reliance on the host remains unclear.

These genomic changes may account for their complete reliance on the host plant or insect cells for survival.

This extreme reliance on its host and corresponding lack of intrinsic biochemical pathways might also go some way to explain why this parasite is so refractory to cultivation.