Sentence examples for it colonized from inspiring English sources

As the species expanded its range, it colonized habitats in the coastal and inland ranges of California that are substantially different in ecology.

Thus, although Phe/Phe was less efficient at nasopharyngeal colonization when competing with EF3030, it colonized as well as EF3030 when tested alone.

But once the ideology developed, it colonized minds, many of which are now far from the levers of power.

When it returned in the late 1980's, it colonized South Beach, restoring older Art Deco hotels and apartments, and launching nightclubs and sidewalk cafes.

In studying an invasive species, scientists want to know how it colonized a new territory — where, when and how it arrived, and with how many colonists.

In 1779, William Beckford, a sybaritic Englishman, was disgusted to find it colonized by monks praying the Stations of the Cross, and noted wistfully that they were fat enough to make a lion's mouth water.

Capitalism is the enemy of education when it colonizes its logic, replacing the motivating values of genuine learning and personal growth with the values of radical individualism and material gain.

Similarly, while Ophioglossum palmatum may be monospecific in Florida (Mesler 1975), it colonizes other hosts in its distributional range (Ibisch et al. 1995; Cortez 2001).

It colonizes nasopharynx as well as its closest phylogenetic relatives S. pseudopneumoniae and S. mitis.

Staphylococcus aureus (S. aureus) appears to be particularly important because it colonizes almost all lesional skin in AD patients, and a reduction in its colonization has been shown to decrease disease severity (5– 7).

The species is also known for its ability to decimate populations of small vertebrates in the habitats it colonizes.