The Company was not inclined to involve itself in further expense for colonization, and matters threatened to come to a halt, when someone — very likely van Rensselaer himself — evolved the plan of granting large estates to men willing to pay the cost of settling and operating them.
The density of spores and AMF root colonization, the plant fresh matter, and the content and composition of the EO of M. crispa were determined four months after transplantation.
Lincoln's strategy at the meeting prevented any of these men from voicing their own opinions on the matter of colonization, and the delegation never responded formally to Lincoln's plan.
The colonization of decomposing plant matter by macroinvertebrates is related to their feeding habits, which may include the ingestion of detritus or predation on smaller detritivorous invertebrates (Lancaster and Downes 2013).
To this respect, the development of a pneumococcal vaccine that only protects against invasive disease without affecting pneumococcal colonization is an interesting matter of scientific debate [ 44].
Bioinformatic analysis of available genomes tested the hypothesis that the gene repertoire of an invasion isolate (blood, urine) would be different than a colonization isolate (peri-anal, fecal matter, wound).
We also consider that this high prevalence of MRSA colonization at admission is a matter for concern, since the hospital emergency department is overcrowded and in this population the median time spent in the emergency department was two days before admission to an acute-care ward.
After all, wasn't it only a matter of time after colonization, the privatization of public utilities, the outsourcing of war to contractors, the dawn of the gig economy, that we came to see a roll not as an integral part of a sandwich but an unexploited opportunity for more protein and profit?
Cultures were counted no matter the infection or colonization status.
The high incidence of colonization between hospitalized patients is a matter of concern.
