Sentence examples for ensure colonization from inspiring English sources

Our study suggests that maintaining large areas of semi-natural habitats with ruderal vegetation typical of fallow is important to ensure colonization of protected crops by natural enemies of pests.

The wounds were not treated for 24 hr post contamination to ensure colonization and establishment of infection.

In the colonization model, nonanesthetized mice were infected intranasally with bacteria in 10μL of lactated Ringer solution to ensure colonization of the nasopharynx, as previously described (19,20).

The popular reviews of the metastatic process present cartoons showing individual cells that undergo EMT and migrate through the connective tissue to invade the vasculature and be carried to a distant site where the reverse MET process occurs to ensure colonization.

This behaviour would obviously be most advantageous for microbes that are the first to colonize a seedling, ensuring effective colonization of the new niche.

Moreover, we show that the proliferation process and osteogenic activity of AMSCs are maintained on the biofilm, demonstrating that the selected biomaterial ensures cell colonization and the development of an extracellular mineralized matrix.

For each pot of treatment BE1, half of the total quantity of inoculum was drenched over the seeding hole at sowing to ensure early root colonization and the other half was placed directly over the NH4 +-depot to promote root colonization in the developing rhizosphere "hotspot".

Using probiotics to ensure adequate bacterial colonization has been demonstrated to maintain this balanced immune response [ 15].

To ensure consistent root colonization by the eliciting bacteria, rice plants were soil-drenched a second time with bacterial inoculum (5 × 107 cfu ml-1) at ten days after sowing.

The differences in the reaction among fungal species to various moisture contents might be the outcome of fungal specificity to certain conditions and substrate constraints, as part of successional colonization that ensure wood decomposition (Boddy 1983a; Boddy and Rayner 1983; Cooke and Rayner 1984; Boddy 1986; Rayner 1986; Boddy et al. 1989).

Nonetheless, adhesion to host cells and tissues needs to be maintained to enable colonization and ensure bacterial survival in the niche.