Sentence examples for long-term invasion from inspiring English sources

HUNTER RAWLINGS: --based on a couple of solid victories rather than a long-term invasion that was going to result in years of fighting.

This study characterizes belowground changes to the native environment as a result of recent (<10 y) and long-term invasion (>20 y) by A. longifolia by analyzing a range of chemical and microbial parameters.

HUNTER RAWLINGS: Well, Ed's the expert, but I think, just briefly, it seems Lee was not really planning a long-term invasion but rather trying to win a major victory or two and see if he couldn't bring the North to end the war TAD BRENNAN: To the table.

It took three days for Ethiopian troops to battle their way into this town, and now that they have it, they are pressing deeper into Eritrea, denying with every step that they plan any long-term invasion of their neighbor and once-tight ally.

However, as discussed above, sexual reproduction could facilitate adaptation and long-term invasion potential.

Both short-term and long-term invasion assays resulted in similar patterns of invasion.

The idiosyncratic patterns of evolutionary changes in invading and resident species complicate predictions about the long-term consequences of invasions from initial post-invasion dynamics.

Lucy, F. Early life stages of Dreissena polymorpha (zebra mussel): the importance of long-term datasets in invasion ecology.

Despite the pivotal long-term consequences of invasion for native food-webs, to date there are no experimental studies examining directly whether exotic plants are any more or less biochemically deterrent than native plants to native herbivores.

Recently, a general warning on the importance of long-term perspective in invasion biology studies has been raised.

In rats, a lack of ovulation may cause a decrease in the ability of the reproductive system to self-clean due to long-term, repeated bacterial invasion because of the neuroendocrine system disorders and the consequent decline in immunity.