Sentence examples for in a colonisation from inspiring English sources

The four times higher nematode abundance in enriched compared to the unenriched sediments observed by Gallucci et al. [28] might be the result of applying higher concentration of organic matter compared to this study (1 g vs. 100 mg organic C m−2, respectively).The positive effect of higher concentrations of organic matter was found before in a colonisation experiment in a mangrove [20].

C. jejuni 11168H is a hyper-motile derivative of the genome sequenced NCTC11168 strain, which shows much higher colonisation levels in a chick colonisation model [47] and is thus considered the better strain to use for host-pathogen interaction studies.

We review recent developments in the area and provide practical guidelines for choosing the estimand and the estimation method in trials with a colonisation endpoint.

23 No other study in Europe has reported the prevalence of CA-MRSA colonisation in MSM.

To determine the prevalence and health outcomes of meticillin-resistant Staphylococcus aureus (MRSA) colonisation in elderly care home residents.

We start by demonstrating that humanity itself could likely accomplish such a colonisation project in the foreseeable future, should we want to.

We conclude that clade A's refugium was located somewhere in South-Western Palaearctic, with a colonisation route that went north of the Black sea to Central Asia.

For an estimated rate of fungal colonisation reaching approximately 60% in ICU patients, 49 patients per group had to be enrolled in the study to show a 50% reduction in fungal colonisation, with an α error of 5% and a β error of 20%.

On foundations we demonstrated a succession in colonisation over time with a higher degree of coverage on vertical surfaces.

Concomitant with the increase in mesophyll colonisation a significantly decreased number of infection sites were found which were assigned to the category "local autofluorescence beneath appressorium", suggesting a more efficient growth of the pathogen from attacked epidermal cells into the underlying mesophyll.

First, plant diversity is generally increased by grazing through a decrease in light competition and an increase in colonisation by new species (Olff & Ritchie, 1998).