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For example, a Mcat-alone colonization is more likely to co-colonize during the transition to AOM than NT Hi-alone colonization would be.

Transporting shiploads of prisoners to that "preposterously distant coast," as Thomas Keneally describes it in "A Commonwealth of Thieves," his potent study of Australia's early colonization, would be the modern equivalent of "sending a shoplifter to some biosphere on another planet".

All patients who were found to have CRE colonization would be placed under contact isolation in single rooms.

Only when the three genotypes were equally well protected against immune defenses, the comparison in other aspects, such as dissemination and tissue colonization, would be meaningful.

Second, VRE surveillance is not routinely performed in our center, data for VRE colonization would be insufficient [ 22, 35].

Via homologous recombination, genes were able to be interchanged between strains, and advantageous alleles that helped bacterial colonization would be favored by natural selection [ 3, 45].

Another possibility that would extend the estimate for the initial colonization time would be that a first colonizing haplotype was lost and replaced by a later incoming one.

In the case that extinction is indeed a major driving force of the distribution of lineages in the archipelago, then it makes sense to assume that after each extinction event, the colonization cycle would be initiated from a nearby island (back-colonization) that maintained derived haplotypes, thus moving the diversification age of the species in the Azores closer to the present (Fig.  8).

Rumors flew that the Haitian colonization agents would be banished next, and a group of young men confronted an African-American agent of Central American colonization at his hotel and sent him packing.

We added the flaA gene from RM2387 to both 10403ΔflaA and RM2992ΔflaA to see if colonization ability would be enhanced in the latter two strains, but it was not, suggesting that it is not the product of the flaA gene itself that helps to determine colonization, but possibly additional factors, including some that may be decorating the flagella.

Physical and demographic characteristics of AGSNs suggest that S. aureus colonization prevalence would be higher, but little is known about the prevalence of MRSA in these settings.