Sentence examples for establish and spread from inspiring English sources

When evaluating the risks of future invasions, we often have sparse information on the likelihood that a species will arrive, establish and spread in a new environment, and on the potential impacts should this occur.

Biological invasions depend on the ability of the invasive species to establish and spread (invasiveness), and the susceptibility of the ecosystem to the invasion (invasibility) (Colautti et al. 2006; Lamarque et al. 2011).

Railways represent an ideal system for herbicide resistant transgenic plants to establish and spread as a result of high selective pressure in favour of herbicide resistance with consequent increased difficulties to keep the infrastructure free of weeds.

Hoggan and Littlemore reach a stark conclusion: "Reputable newspapers and magazines are today acting in a confused and confusing manner because a great number of people have worked very hard and spent a great deal of money in an effort to establish and spread that confusion..

To invade, a species must be introduced, establish, and spread [18], and processes specific to each of these stages could bias non-native floras toward particular provenances.

Therefore, determining patterns in the kinds of non-native plants that establish and spread is an important step toward improved prediction, surveillance and management.

Canon law has functioned in different historical periods in the organization of the church's liturgy, preaching, works of charity, and other activities through which Christianity was established and spread in the Mediterranean area and beyond.

American mink were brought to the UK for their fur, but after some escaped, or were released, they established and spread, preying on water voles.

Future research should focus on species that have invaded, established and spread throughout new geographical areas with known non-analog climates.

Indeed, after an experimental release of hypovirulent strains in northern Switzerland where no hypovirulence was detected, CHV1 subtype I quickly established and spread (Hoegger et al. 2003), whereas in southern France, introduced subtype F1 was outcompeted by naturally occurring subtype I strains (Robin et al. 2010).

The likelihood of disease occurrence was considered in terms of the likelihood that a disease is introduced and the likelihood that the disease establishes and spreads.