Sentence examples for by a systematic colonisation from inspiring English sources
Mass immigration had, Powell claimed, led to the native British seeing their towns "changed, their native places turned into foreign lands, and themselves displaced as if by a systematic colonisation".
For the patients with candidaemia, data on colonisation were derived from a systematic weekly survey of urine, nasal, tracheal and anal colonisation for the isolation of multiresistant bacteria, where yeasts were also isolated.
A systematic review by Thompson Coon et al.
"There has not been a systematic value for money evaluation of operational PFI projects by departments.
"There is a systematic problem.
Growth is a systematic endeavor.
This is a systematic attack.
Taiwan may be a small island, but its eating habits have been shaped by a fascinating history of settlement, colonisation and immigration.
This is supported by the finding that dmr1 leaves display delayed senescence accompanied by a decrease in Fusarium colonisation.
This was not caused by a different level of colonisation because the number of viable bacteria present in the tumours was not significantly different in both groups (equally high colonisation, >10 cfu g−1 tumour tissue).
