Sentence examples for colonization of works from inspiring English sources

In recent decades research in the conservation and restoration field has provided sustainable alternatives to traditional procedures for cleaning or controlling the microbial colonization of works of art.

MRSA colonization of persons who work with horses in Canada and the United States was 13% (14/107); on every farm where MRSA was identified in a horse, at least 1 person was colonized (25 ).

However, standard care is not effective to preserve the inner lumen patency, and specific devices has been designed with the purpose of removing secretions from the ETT lumen, resolving sudden ETT occlusions and possibly reducing the risk of airways colonization and work of breathing due to increased ETT airflow resistance [ 10, 11].

Since LA-MRSA was found in dust from pig holdings [ 16], the environment could represent a vehicle for the transmission of LA-MRSA strains from animals to humans, allowing colonization of subjects who do not work directly with animals.

Other Belgian social and political legacies that featured in his work include the colonization of the Congo, the subject of two books, De geruchten (1996; "The Rumours") and Onvoltooid verleden (1998; "Unfinished Past").

Previous work with the colonization of alfalfa sprouts showed that L. monocytogenes had strain-specific colonization of alfalfa that reflected differences in attachment of the cells to the sprouts [8].

This study constitutes one of the few works conducted on the colonization of recent lava flows by fish communities in coral reef environment.

Many Korean residents are descendants of Koreans who were forcibly brought here to work in Japan's colonization of the Korean Peninsula in the early part of the 1900's.

This is particularly likely in studies that use a microbiological definition of VAP to assess interventions that work by decreasing bacterial colonization of the endotracheal tube.

Taken together, mouse saliva works positively for the initial colonization of C. albicans rather than protecting by innate immunity, an opposite function to S. mutans colonization [ 24].

For prion colonization of the LRS, the molecular events have been worked out in great detail.