Sentence examples for in colonisation of from inspiring English sources
There was no difference in colonisation of the tip between the two groups and no arterial catheter-related blood stream infections seen in either group.
This could further indicate the importance of these proteins in colonisation of a human host.
The observed inconsistencies in colonisation of different bacterial groups in replicate diseased samples are corroborated by other studies in which the previously implicated specific bacterial pathogen for the coral disease investigated could not be detected (17, 46).
Given the importance of Rubisco enzyme performance for plant growth and the significant effect of mutations affecting the contacts with Rubisco activase [15], [30], the His86⇒Tyr86 and other replacements in Schiedea rbcL may have played an important role in colonisation of dry habitats during recent adaptive radiation in Schiedea.
Secondly, recent data showing a higher frequency of intra-amniotic infection in women in active labour, compared to caesarean section, suggest that these bacteria may have been present from early in the labour process and that labour itself can result in colonisation of the membranes [35].
Further, in poorly dispersing species, parthenogens should have a very clear advantage in colonisation of new areas [ 7].
The structural diversity in colonisation patterns of Alder on fens suggests a dependency on multiple environmental drivers.
Intrasplenic tumour cell injection results in rapid colonisation of tumour cells in liver and lungs.
Of 216 patients, there was a statistically significant difference in the colonisation of intraluminal fluid (test device 2/109 vs. 9/107 in the control group).
In this study biofilms were grown at 25°C, resulting in extensive colonisation of abiotic surfaces.
Bacterial motility plays a significant role in the colonisation of environmental surfaces and cells [ 21], which in turn has been correlated in vitro with the capacity to form biofilms on hydrophobic surfaces [ 23].
