Sentence examples for direct colonization from inspiring English sources

Even though there exist human studies that support [ 7, 9] or reject [ 10, 11] a relationship between CRN and H. pylori, a direct colonization of the colon by H. pylori that would suggest a causal role for CRN has not been shown [ 4, 7, 8].

Ultimately, he said, the goal of any war would be "a new, direct colonization of the region".

However, it is unclear to what extent agriculture was spread through the exchange of ideas and to what extent it was spread via direct colonization.

In the following century, Phoenician presence in the north is shown by inscriptions at Samal (Zincirli Höyük) in eastern Cilicia and in the 8th century bce at Karatepe in the Taurus Mountains, but there is no evidence of direct colonization.

Second, the ancestors of Native Americans did not reach Beringia until just before 15,000 ybp, and then moved continuously on into the Americas, being recently derived from a larger parent Asian population (direct colonization model, DCM).

However, direct colonization of South America from GA seems unlikely for several reasons.

Lioussanne et al. [ 47] showed that direct root colonization with either G. mosseae or G. intraradices significantly modified the DGGE bacterial community structure of tomato rhizosphere.

It contributes to maturation of the immune system and provides a direct barrier against colonization by pathogens.

Skin has been suggested as the initial infection site as ulceration corresponds with direct skin surface colonization [ 34].

For carbapenem-resistant K. pneumoniae, a direct relation between colonization pressure and nosocomial acquisition of the pathogen also was demonstrated [ 42].

These data are supported by TEM images of MAH-infected worms, which indicate that MAH establish a direct interaction during colonization with the intestinal epithelium.