Sentence examples for efficient colonization from inspiring English sources
Most probably, an efficient colonization of the colon and rectum creates dense populations of the lactobacilli, which then constantly move to vagina.
Although EDNRB/EDN3 signaling is essential for efficient colonization of the colon and clearly influences ENCDC differentiation and migration, many of the cellular and molecular effects of EDNRB/EDN3 signaling on the developing ENS remain confusing.
This strategy is allowing the identification of tumor host interactions that are crucial for efficient colonization and their disruption can be targeted to suppress metastases formation.
The findings of this study support the theoretical expectation that inferior competitors can coexist with superior competitors given that the inferior competitors have efficient colonization ability.
The previous experiment demonstrated parameters that were necessary for efficient colonization.
We demonstrate that SPI-19 contributes to the efficient colonization of the intestinal tract and systemic sites in chicks infected by S. Gallinarum strain 287/91.
The requirement of RecA plus AddAB for efficient gastric colonization suggests, in the stomach, H. pylori is either exposed to double-strand DNA damage that must be repaired or requires some other recombination-mediated event.
This full set of genes participates in the first stage of disease to mediate efficient intestinal colonization and pathogenesis.
H. hepaticus encodes urease, however, the activity of the enzyme is acid-independent and urease is not required for the efficient cecal colonization of mice [42], [43].
Conversely, the efficient experimental colonization that we have observed with stromal cell surfaces exposed on cut tissue pieces and with primary fibroblasts can be projected to occur either when the protective epithelium has been damaged and/or when repair processes have been activated after surface tissue damage has occurred.
Therefore, the lack of these genes can result in efficient rhizosphere colonization and improvement of plant growth.
