Sentence examples for an invasion process from inspiring English sources

Here, we used zander Sander lucioperca, Linnaeus, 1758 as a model species to study the role of genetic admixture in an invasion process.

The drivers of pathogen emergence change the overall pattern of the pathogen host environment interactions leading to either (i) a pathogen showing up in a novel host; (ii) a mutant pathogen with novel traits causing more frequent or more severe disease while remaining in the same host; or (iii) an invasion process involving a novel geographic area.

Our observation of increased mycorrhizal infection of Pseudotsuga in soils where closed-canopy Pinus had been present suggests that as an invasion process, the prior co-invasion of Pinus and its mycorrhizal fungi (Dickie et al. 2010) can result in greater ecosystem vulnerability to Pseudotsuga invasion.

A 1992 statement from the American College of Chest Physicians/Society of Critical Care Medicine ACCP/SCCM Consensus Conferencece, hypothesized that sepsis is a systemic response to infection; where infection is defined as an invasion process of a pathogenic or potentially pathogenic microorganisms to normally sterile tissue, fluids or body cavities [ 14].

The absence of decidua could lead to an atypical invasion process, in which trophoblast cells would form a more compact front of invasion [ 39] unlike the situation in a normal pregnancy, when these cells are better distributed along the endometrial maternal-fetal interface.

This study suggests an active invasion process by the exotic tree tropical ash into a remnant of sub-humid forests in the Andean highlands.

Our results suggest an active invasion process by the exotic tree tropical ash, into the highly valued remnants of the sub-humid forests in the Andean highlands, pointing to the need for urgent plan interventions on two aspects: the use of the species and the management of the invasion process in the native forests.

Large clusters were especially abundant in close vicinity to the natural forest patches while small-cluster numbers increased with increasing distance from the forest patches, representing an active invasion process.

Our study shows strong evidence of an active invasion process of tropical ash into the remnant native forests and shrublands of the hills and mountain ranges of the Bogotá Highplain and highlights a broad spread of propagules into forests over considerable distances from forest borders.

Although not much is known about how merozoites invade, the shared morphological characteristics of tachyzoites and merozoites suggests an active invasion process, which based on the expression data is not reliant on known RON/AMA interactions.

The movement of H. irregulare from North America into Italy has resulted not only in the creation of hybrid H. irregulare × H. annosum swarms but also in an ongoing invasion process by the exotic species which is seemingly outcompeting the native one (Gonthier et al. 2007, 2012).