Sentence examples for more successful colonization from inspiring English sources

The seedlings inoculated with fungi and subjected to water stress had more successful colonization.

Similarly, the S. oralis strain C104 formed only small biofilm mass, leading to the conclusion that this species lacks effective colonization factors for binding to abiotic surfaces but can participate in complex biofilms by binding to more successful initial colonizers [40].

The diversity of form within the angiosperms has contributed to their successful colonization of more habitats than any other group of land plants.

As conditions warm, successful colonization in more northerly latitudes may increase (Babaluk et al. 2000), enhancing the dispersal of microparasites among systems.

Depending on the mechanisms underpinning successful colonization, the absence of non-colonizing species could bias the null models [30].

He suggests that Manot might represent an earlier "first wave" of colonization, which was "later followed by a second, more successful wave".

This agrees with recent studies which suggest that successful colonization from a small number of individuals probably occurs more often than previously thought [ 21].

More virulent H. pylori strains express a combination of key disease-associated virulence factors allowing successful colonization in the stomach [3].

Genetic mechanisms for host association exist in both mutualistic and pathogenic associations, where they facilitate successful colonization of the eukaryotic host, as theory suggests that symbiotic relationships evolve between competing strains, with more virulent strains outcompeting others.

Others were more successful.

The Canzone is more successful.