Sentence examples for this case hosts from inspiring English sources

In this case, hosts of social parasites might be selected to develop less genetically diverse colonies to increase colony uniformity [ 7] and hence increase parasite recognition.

In this case, host abundance in the sink patch was maintained by host immigration, so was positively correlated with source patch host abundance.

It is conceivable that targeting 3 antigens simultaneously provided neutralization of antigens important for suppressing several arms of the host defense (in this case, host coagulation and complement) and resulted in impaired tick feeding.

The combination of these two sources of genomic data proved particularly powerful in understanding the dynamics of the apparent interrelation of predator and prey, in this case host and virus.

In this case, host cell death versus parasite death might reflect differential strain abilities to infect the placenta with varying degrees of virulence [ 21].

However, recent work on influenza by Worobey et al. (2014) found that incorporating outside information, in this case host species, substantially improved temporal calibration.

In this case host biases will only be seen if the 'currencies' in which epiphyte performance is measured are either occupancy or epiphyte abundance while individual plant fitness parameters do not depend on these effects.

In this case, Facebook hosts the publishers' content itself, so users don't have to wait for websites to load in a browser.

The incident happened in late 2014, but it is notable because companies aren't allowed to buy promotion like that without the media — in this case, YouTube hosts and bloggers — disclosing that they were paid to big up the product in question.

In this case, recovered hosts enter the H stage (humoral protection) but otherwise they remain unprotected and re-enter the susceptible pool (S).

In this case, the hosts and the pathogens in the inflammatory responses are considered as two players with conflicts of interest in the game theory [ 5].