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These data indicate that B510 cells colonized internal rice tissues, although the colonization level was lower than that reported for other endophytes, including Herbaspirillum sp. B501 (∼10 CFU g−1 fresh weight).

Although the colonization of Madeira proved, at least for a while, to be a brilliant success, most of his enterprises failed.

Furthermore, although the colonization rate was low for staff, campers, and household members (2.7%), it was higher than CA-MRSA colonization rates for the general population (14 ), as would be expected for case-patient contacts.

Recent studies showed for Discelium nudum, that although the colonization rate from spores was higher closer to the mother plant, the majority of spores during a single dispersal event travel beyond the nearest vicinity of the mother and are likely to be deposited over extensive areas (at least in open landscapes) [ 63, 64].

Although the catheter colonization rate was significantly higher with IJV than SV, both access routes had similar rates of bloodstream infection.

Although the initial colonization of the volcanically produced Hawaiian Islands by non-marine algae must have occurred by long-distance transport [ 4], dispersal among the islands likely played an increasingly important role in shaping the flora of the archipelago.

Although the mean colonization levels of the parental murine strains one day post-infection were 1.38 × 10 or 1.15 × 10 CFU/g feces, respectively, for B6 and D2 mice, the mean colonization levels from the different BXD strains one day post-infection ranged from 10to1010 CFU/g feces (Fig.  2).

The presence of the most basal asterophryine taxon in the Eurasian area suggests the colonization route from Asia to Australia for asterophryines, although a colonization scenario via Antarctica to the Australian-New Guinean landmass has been suggested for Asterophryinae.

Although the pattern of colonization can never be known with exact certainty, drainage patterns have changed significantly over the period of time estimated from the divergence of the ancestral cutthroat trout.

Although initial colonization of the province revolved mostly around homesteading, the last century has seen a shift towards urbanization; Manitoba is the only Canadian province with over fifty-five percent of its population located in a single city.

These findings suggest that HCWs exposed to patients with PCP (or persons colonized with P. jirovecii) can become colonized with P. jirovecii and that the MsgC1 ELISA might be used as an indication of this colonization, although the precise relation between antibody levels and P. jirovecii colonization has yet to be fully determined.