Sentence examples for less colonised from inspiring English sources

In the present study, resistance to systemic spread in ecotype Bur was associated with slow development, a correlation that became obvious in the F3-families of the (Bur×L er) mapping population: Slowly-developing families were less colonised than faster ones.

Taken together, the potential of BC and sow milk to up-regulate the expression of TNF-α may therefore explain the lack of difference in the expression levels of this cytokine among the treatment groups, although the small intestine of BC-fed and Sow-Milk piglets was less colonised by the E. coli compared with that of MR-fed piglets.

The performance showed a weak positive correlation with colonisation rates in all three F3-experiments (Table 2), meaning that severely colonised lines were less stunted than colonisation-resistant lines.

Falling into a binary trap which pits coloniser against colonised, white against black, collaborators against resistance fighters, does immense damage.

Salih's lyrical, bleak and idiosyncratic novel of cultural dissonance – between coloniser and colonised – is regarded as one of the finest in Arab literature.

With its Forsterian allusions, Newman sees the novel as an ironic undercutting of "Forster's faith in friendship between coloniser and colonised".

Both ideas survive, among the coloniser and the colonised.

The occupied and the occupier, the coloniser and the colonised, are locked in a deadly embrace.

Others consider it to be nothing more than America's most important creation myth, the story of a whitewashed harmony between the coloniser and the colonised.

Hence the claims lodged by Nigeria against museums in America and Germany, as well as Britain, for the return of the bronzes.So far, western countries have tended to be less sympathetic to the claims of the formerly colonised than to those of the losers of the second world war.

The servants actually, literally, inhabit the skin of the colonisers – or is it the colonisers inhabiting the skin of the colonised?