Sentence examples for delayed colonisation from inspiring English sources
The patterns observed may be explained by both overwintering in arable soils in less complex landscapes and delayed colonisation in more complex landscapes.
The gap between the North and the South is generally interpreted as evidence for a delayed colonisation of Southern Iberia by Modern Humans.
The two former studies of parasitic associations reported delayed colonisation of the host.
We propose that these phylogenetic patterns of under-dispersion are indicative of host conservatism driven by biotic and abiotic environmental compatibilities subsequent to delayed colonisation.
36 VLBW infants were shown to have delayed colonisation of normal bacterial species, as well as less microbial diversity in the intestinal tract due to their frequent exposure to the above-mentioned risk factors.
Specifically, we test the hypotheses that: i) the MRCA of Acacia thrips was contemporaneous with the MRCA of Acacia (rapid colonisation); ii) the MRCA of Acacia thrips postdates the origin of the MRCA of Acacia (delayed colonisation); or iii) predates the MRCA of Acacia (convergent colonisation and extinction).
This could increase the critical mass needed to become stable, as 'secondary stabilisation' through CCA or encrusting may be less efficient, and delay colonisation of the corallith by other coral species.
Remains have also been found in the Russian Far East, and it has been theorised that the presence of hyenas there may have delayed the colonisation of North America.
These findings suggest that delayed and repeated colonisation is characterised by cycles of oligo- or poly-phagy.
Endotracheal tubes coated with anti-microbial silver hygrogel showed delayed and reduced bacterial colonisation in a mechanically ventilated animal model [ 47].
Based on our current understanding of HO formation, we believe that dysregulation of the systemic and local inflammatory system, blast mechanism of injury, delayed wound healing and bacterial colonisation all play a significant role in combat-related HO formation.
