Sentence examples for colonisation would be from inspiring English sources

An exception could be the increased detection rate of Candida organisms by use of extra techniques, but in that case most likely only representing asymptomatic colonisation would be detected.

There is a long chronology to reflect upon too; Valencia fell to the Reconquest in 1238 but Granada only in 1492, so mudéjares of the 16th century across the peninsula had very different experiences of Christian colonisation and conversion which would be interesting to compare.

Molecular typing on paired isolates representing colonisation and infection in the same patient would be useful to confirm the link between colonisation and infection.

As a colonisation strategy, dispersal by ocean current would be unreliable with vent systems so scarce, most of the larva swept out to sea would presumably perish but plenty of plants on land adopt a similar approach using the wind.The research offers more than just an insight into the life cycle of subsea gribblies.

Conversely, we wondered whether B. pertussis with a BvgS variant hypersensitive to modulation would be impaired for colonisation.

In the 1950s many people imagined that in the decades to come the new frontier would be beaten back by pioneers bent on interplanetary colonisation.

We should also look forward to gravity control and colonisation of the solar system (adding with retroactive poignancy that "'It would be theoretically possible... to ship back lunar products aboard robot freighters …(for) only a few pence of chemical fuel").

Now, a clue has emerged that experts hope could help solve the mystery of the settlers' disappearance, and lead them to the site of what Raleigh and Queen Elizabeth hoped would be a capital – the first English attempt at colonisation.

Conversely, in another work, the colonisation with P. aeruginsa significantly increased the likelihood that anaerobic bacteria would be present in the CF sputum [22].

Comparative studies on other submerged macrophytes that are distributed worldwide would be valuable in better understanding the diversification and colonisation of this distinct group of plants.

This search, destroy, and restore strategy would be expected to decrease the risk of re-colonisation with MDROs [ 84].