Sentence examples for colonisation to the from inspiring English sources
To address this problem, a small colonisation to the islands took place.
Strikingly, parallel observations were made in another study where TNC was found to be important for breast cancer cell metastatic colonisation to the lungs as well as maintaining Wnt and Notch signalling in CSCs (Oskarsson et al, 2011).
In an orthotopic model of 4T1 breast cancer, S100A4+ stromal cells were found to promote metastatic colonisation to the lung by producing elevated levels of TNC (O'Connell et al, 2011).
Kundera expanded the concept of Mitteleuropa (used since 16th century to describe the areas of German colonisation), to designate the civilised remnants of the former Habsburg empire.
However, while the three-city metropolis may look like an about-turn in Sydney's traditional orientation, it has roots that predate colonisation, according to the GSC's chief commissioner.
Mechanisms of invasion and geographic colonisation leading to the establishment of complex faunal assemblages are equivalent in evolutionary and ecological time, as demonstrated by various explorations of diversity in these high-latitude systems.
The universities of Cardiff and Sheffield have been involved in a long-term project to record South Uist's history, from the initial prehistoric colonisation through to the Clearances of the 17th and 18th centuries.
The PSB method may underestimate bacterial colonisation due to the small volume of sample collected.
The most recent colonisation dates to the late nineteenth century when the island was repopulated by a group of eight families.
This effect remained after adjustment for potential confounders and was approximately constant irrespective of the duration of colonisation prior to the start of treatment.
A conversion of surface exposed GD1a to GM1a on membranes of metastatic cells by in situ treatment with Vibrio cholerae sialidase is associated with a significant reduction of tumour cell colonisation directed to the murine lungs.
