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Metapopulation models including the conflict between seed survival and colonization predicted more extinctions (Fig.  5A C) and fewer recolonizations (Fig.  5D) than models with no such conflict.

Early dense colonization predicts early onset of otitis media, and progression to tympanic membrane perforation (TMP) occurs in 30% of children by 6 months of age and 40% by 18 months of age [ 2, 3].

The severity of the underlying conditions and the degree of colonization independently predicted the occurrence of invasive candidiasis.

No homologues of the Y. pestis gene coding for enhancin (YPO0339) could be found for which a role in flea colonization was predicted [ 74].

The risk of Campylobacter colonization was predicted to increase when the flock was raised in a house in which the producer's boots were cleaned and disinfected prior to entering the house.

However, the risk of colonization was predicted to increase when the flock was raised in a house with vertical, or vertical and horizontal ventilation shafts compared to horizontal vents.

The risk of Campylobacter colonization was predicted to increase when the flock was raised in a house with vertical (OR = 2.7), or vertical and horizontal (OR = 3.2) ventilation shafts, when the producer's boots were cleaned and disinfected prior to entering the broiler house (OR = 2.2), and when the house was cleaned with geothermal water (OR = 3.3) (Table 3).

Campylobacter colonization was predicted to increase when the flock was raised in a house with vertical (OR = 2.7), or vertical and horizontal (OR = 3.2) ventilation shafts, when the producer's boots were cleaned and disinfected prior to entering the broiler house (OR = 2.2), and when the house was cleaned with geothermal water (OR = 3.3).

Here, allopatric isolation arises via sweepstakes colonization where the timing of colonization could be predicted to occur randomly across the co-distributed endemics after an archipelago emerges from geological processes.

Strains with great short-distance dispersal rates in presence of nutrients had a better growth performance, and high colonization abilities as predicted ([ 30, 31, 79] but see [ 80]), but contrary to classical predictions they also had a better mean strain survival rate than did less dispersive strains.

We identified a number of factors that predicted colonization by Candida species alone or in conjunction with other MDROs.