Sentence examples for colonisation was made from inspiring English sources

The decision of VAP or colonisation was made according to the laboratory and clinical findings.

Monument Valley is far too wild ever to have been part of the history of American interior colonisation - it is barren, untamable; that's why it was made into a reservation.

In that study the microarray comparison was made between field caught An. arabiensis from Cameroon and long-term laboratory reared An. gambiae Kisumu colony from Kenya thereby introducing variation caused by species differences, geographical location and lab colonisation.

For ESBL and MRSA colonisation univariate comparisons were made to identify associations with patient characteristics.

Molecular phylogenetics and molecular dating techniques have enabled inferences to be made of colonisation and diversification histories, which have alternatively supported the perception of LT as a hotspot of diversification [ 5- 7], as well as an evolutionary reservoir [ 8, 9].

At the end of the follow-up period, animals were killed, tumours excised and homogenates were made to quantify bacterial colonisation, presence (Western blotting) and activity (thin-layer chromatography (TLC)) of CD, according to Theys et al (2001).

Over 20 months, periodic measurements were made of factors predicted to affect colonisation: the sediment characteristics of the deposited sediment; local-scale wave climate; bioturbation of the deposited sediment; and local populations of benthic invertebrates.

Part of the informed consent will include an understanding that parents will be made aware of their S. aureus colonisation status.

Sufficient deaths followed by recruitment are made (normally 10,000) until local extinction and colonisation are at equilibrium and the mean species richness of the local assemblage does not vary systematically through time.

Clear policy decisions need to be made about how to manage with the burden of MRSA colonisation in care home residents.

Although no further isolations of multi-drug resistant P. aeruginosa were made, tighter control interventions were then undertaken owing to the marked increase of colonisations.