Sentence examples for colonized for from inspiring English sources

Since ABDC treatment was started at median 5 days of colonization, patients colonized for 5 days or more were selected from the non-treated group for comparisons of durations.

Regarding chronic colonization, no patients were chronically colonized for H. Influenzae, Achromobacter spp and Stenotrophomonas spp. Chronic colonization with S. aureus was found in 84.6 % in group I, 28.5 % in group II and 92.6 % in group III.

To gain more insight into the signalling event associated with C. jejuni induced colitis, IL-10wt/wt; NF-κBEGFP and IL-10−/−; NF-κBEGFP mice were colonized for 14 days and their colons dissected and EGFP expression visualized using a CCD camera in a light-tight imaging box with a dual filtered light source.

Unlike the British, who might be said to have colonized for the benefit of their own rich traders, the Italians might be said to have colonized for the benefit of Italy's poor emigrants.

"I have been intellectually colonized for a number of years," Nuruddin Farah, who is sometimes called Somalia's first novelist, said with a smile in delicately accented English.

On the margins of the continents, shallow seas, which had dwindled in area at the end of the Permian, became more extensive; as sea levels gradually rose, the waters of continental shelves were colonized for the first time by large marine reptiles and reef-building corals of modern aspect.

He was comedy's Columbus, discovering new worlds that comedians will still be colonizing for as long as pratfalls are projected on screens.

The two are separated for many years while he is on a mission to the Americas to colonize for the Spanish crown and she is sent to North Africa.

Wendy has taken up with Bennet, a pretentious would-be artist and fitness freak who clearly resents Goat Man's presence in the comfortable little world he's bent on colonizing for himself.

Today, our new frontiers lie in space, which humanity must eventually colonize for minerals, energy and new homelands.

When the Fangataufa atoll populations were decimated by the nuclear bombs, it opened up a new habitat to colonize for the free floating larvae, but which species happened to land on the reef is mostly a matter of luck.