Sentence examples for subsequent hosts from inspiring English sources

Even then, subsequent hosts would have to be infected by multiple strains for this time competition to press ahead.

At this stage they were transmitted from insect to insect by resistant cysts passed in the feces and ingested by subsequent hosts.

In the past, HIV might have passed naturally from a chimp to a man in the forest on many occasions (the so-called "cut hunter" theory, which hypothesises a bloody encounter of one sort or another between the two species) but been unable to sustain itself for lack of subsequent hosts.

Circulating polioviruses also frequently recombine with genomes of other polio and non-polio enteroviruses in primary or subsequent hosts [11] [14].

Here, growth and survival within the host are synonymous with replication and reproduction is synonymous with transmission to subsequent hosts (Koella and Antia 1995; Reece et al. 2009).

CD44+CD24-/loLin- CD44+CD24-/loLin-om tumours that had been initiated by these cells were able to transfer the tumour to secondary and subsequent hosts, demonstratisolatedcapacity fromself-renewal.

According to the UN's terms – which state that all those fleeing Syria should be granted asylum by subsequent host countries – the Syrians' months-long incarceration violated their rights as refugees.

Any illegal data modification, deletion, or insertion can be detected either by the subsequent host or the agent butler.

This substantial improvement was made by varying only a single component of the pathway (HMG-CoA reductase) and subsequent host optimization to improve cofactor availability.

Subsequent host tissue responses to implanted biomaterials that occur immediately after implantation are highly determined by surface events between tissue-implant interfaces and in contact biological fluids.

These results highlight the critical role of initial engraftment in the long-term acceptance of encapsulated myoblasts and the need to limit early cell death in the device to prevent subsequent host immuno-inflammatory responses.