Sentence examples for have colonisation from inspiring English sources

Both groups of animals did not have colonisation of breast cancer cells in their livers, but the results of H&E staining revealed the presence of large coalescing areas of necrotic cell death at their livers.

We also use teicoplanin as a prophylactic antibiotic in those SCI patients who have colonisation of urine with MRSA, before carrying out a urological endoscopic procedure such electrohydraulic lithotripsy of bladder stones and bladder biopsy.

Northern Rhodesia had colonisation; Barotseland had colonisation lite.

For instance, the ability to isolate Phytophthora kernoviae periodically after spraying oospores across the bark surface during Study 1 suggests that had colonisation taken place it should have been possible to recover this species adjacent to a single bark or sapwood inoculation point.

If north-to-south range expansion were occurring in this species, we would have expected colonisation of both northern lineages in the central region and colonisation of black and white lineages in the southern region.

Together they proved, not only that Indigenous Australians are visible and highly cultured, they have survived colonisation and are thriving.

Nematodes with a large body size can more easily burrow through the sediment [27] and might therefore have greater colonisation abilities via infaunal migration compared to smaller congeners [28], [29].

Furthermore, sthB mutants in chicken hosts have reduced colonisation [ 55].

The three Pyrenean sections (Western, Eastern, and Central) have different colonisation histories.

Such parasites transmit vertically on an ecological timescale, but rare horizontal transmission events have permitted colonisation of new species.

Up to 40% of pregnant women may have vaginal colonisation by Candida species, a two-fold increase from the prevalence rate in non-pregnant women [ 14- 16, 24- 26].