Sentence examples for schemes of host from inspiring English sources

However, variations in the schemes of host phenologies may result in pollination failure (Winder and Schindler 2004; Durant et al. 2007; Jonzen et al. 2007; Martin 2007).

This theory relied on postulated differences in the allocation schemes of host species with different longevities and on parasitic castrator constraints on energy use.

The application of PHACTS on different classification schemes (Gram-stain of host and phage Family) has been shown to be moderately successful (data not shown).

The result allowed establishment of a hypothetic scheme of the host cell's infection by, and response to, the pathogen.

However, the following descriptions of host and parasite biology, as well as the general experimental schemes, are applicable to all experiments reported.

This scheme offered a host of investment options such as emerging markets, Europe, the US and corporate bonds, as well as standard cash savings.

All that time we thought he was prancing around town, posing in his ridiculous harem pants; in fact, he was filming Comic Relief Does The Apprentice, plotting and scheming with a host of other celebrities.

In 2008, the unit – extended the previous year to cover all of Scotland – had set up the Community Initiative to Reduce Violence (CIRV) in Glasgow's East End, where sprawling housing schemes had hosted the worst of the gang violence.

Horrific as that was, few could have imagined an American president, a Republican at that, waving a feminist flag to cover the invasion of a country guilty mainly of hosting a scheming guest.

Alnus, explain correctly most of the topology of the three fungal genera, but the presence in derived branches of species associated with Alnus alnobetula - not explained by any co-evolution scheme - suggests another factor of host-dependent speciation.

Of 49 planned urban-transport schemes in the host cities, work has started on just nine.