Sentence examples for terms of host from inspiring English sources

Mr. Samad, the former envoy in Canada, said: "It has caused troubles in terms of host countries.

In the present study, we used human amniotic fluid stem cells (AFSC) to evoke a strong angiogenic response in murine recipients, in terms of host guided-regeneration of new vessels, and we demonstrated that the AFSC secretome is responsible for the vascularising properties of these cells.

The results underline that biotransformation reactions need to be optimised in terms of host strain choice, recombinant enzyme production and method of growth for the chosen biocatalyst.

To better assess the pandemic threat posed by A(H7N9) viruses, NIAID/NIH Centers of Excellence in Influenza Research and Surveillance (CEIRS) investigators and other expert laboratories in China and elsewhere have characterized the wild-type avian A(H7N9) viruses in terms of host range, virulence, and transmission, and are evaluating the effectiveness of antiviral drugs and vaccine candidates.

Agricultural environments are highly unusual in terms of host diet, genetic and age structure, density and many other details of habitation.

Therefore, porcine DCs represent a good model to evaluate the role of both viral and cellular miRNAs in terms of host response to PRV's infection.

So I've heard from colleagues it'd be a shame to do the right thing, but do it late, and therefore still incur some of the damages that are occurring in terms of hosting tournaments in North Carolina.

YouTube, Azoff told the Hollywood Reporter, "are the ones that have been least cooperative and the company our clients feel are the worst offenders," in terms of hosting unlicensed content.

"We held the draft there not too many years ago, and the city and the Blue Jackets organization was terrific in terms of hosting all the events and making us feel at home," Bettman told the NHL Network on Saturday.

She continues: "Hulu is the best-known platform sitting at the top of the pyramid, in terms of hosting and distributing network content.

"Moving forward, we will continue to work closely with Zifa in terms of what the next steps are and what the future holds in terms of hosting the event," Kirsty Coventry, a former Zimbabwe Olympic swimming champion, added.