Sentence examples for vector interaction from inspiring English sources
It clearly favors A, the axial vector interaction.
Fermi knew this but chose, in analogy with electromagnetic theory, to use only the vector interaction.
Xie [8] has experimented with gradient vector interaction in order to deal with the initialization dependency problem.
Easy access to blood sources in any host – vector interaction can be of crucial epidemiological significance because increased frequency of host-biting may favor the spread of infectious disease present.
However, Bradi1g32200 and Bradi1g67980 both displayed low levels of autoactivation (see the "EV" or empty vector interaction rows).
The transmission rates of the disease will also change depending on temperature factors affecting vector to host or host to vector interaction, along with the extrinsic incubation time, biting rates and vector mortality rates [ 15].
The development of 3D7HT-GFP will permit a deeper understanding of the biology of parasite-host vector interactions, and facilitate the development of high-throughput malaria transmission assays and thus aid development of new intervention strategies against both parasite and mosquito.
Electrostatic cell surface interactions primarily occur through positively charged vector interactions with cell surface proteoglycans.
However, gene expression studies investigating plant virus – insect vector interactions remain limited, with only a few studies characterizing global transcription profiles of insect vectors fed on virus-infected plants [ 15- 18].
The three large groups, along with a single CYP450 putatively involved in terpene degradation and another single CYP450 present within a secondary metabolite cluster, will be discussed below in the context of phytopathogenicity and vector interactions.
In addition, studies of CHIKV transmission by different vectors as well as virus and vector interactions are needed to provide an understanding of the emergence of the mutant strain across the region and to assist strategies for vector control and disease prevention and control.
