Sentence examples for variations in host from inspiring English sources

This Review discusses the possibility that genetic mutations confer resistance against hepatitis C virus, and also explores evidence for protective immunity, including via genetically programmed variations in host responses.

Future studies should investigate how variations in host density might interact with tick seasonality to affect pathogen persistence.

As a consequence, variations in host susceptibility are typically visible only within a limited range of doses.

It has been suggested that variations in host specificity may be due to differences in the effector complement of individual P. syringae strains [21], [23], [24], [27], [28].

Thus, local variations in host availability and composition may impair suitability for C. imicola and thus drive its local abundance and local C. imicola-borne disease epidemiology.

This means that variations in host effectiveness in detoxification of products of ROS activity might be important and there is growing evidence that ROS and their by-products may play a direct role in the development of RA [8], [9].

One reason for these inter-patient variations may be variations in host-genetic factors [2], [4].

Stochastic viral evolution implies that not all of the inter-patient variations may be attributable to variations in host-genetic factors.

Our findings suggest that a combination of local factors affected pandemic death patterns in Chile: variations in host-specific susceptibility, population density, baseline death rate, and climate conditions.

Possible variations in host-pathogen interactions among strains of various genotypes needs to be identified and the role of Beijing genotype infection as a possible risk factor for drug resistance and/or treatment failure must urgently be addressed in longitudinal studies in the affected high incident regions.

Inter- or intralineage differences in TE contribution to genomes might be explained by variability in TE activity, which can be influenced by transposition rates of TEs present in the genomes, competition between TEs, and variations in host-mediated defense mechanisms against mobile elements (Le Rouzic and Capy 2006).