Sentence examples for new colonisation from inspiring English sources

And she has spoken out about the "new colonisation" that has seen the continent sell off its natural resources to fund infrastructure such as roads.

Recently, some studies have been focused on innovative strategies consisting in single-step application of a combination of water repellent and homogeneously distributed biocides exerting their action both against residues of biofilm and new colonisation on the surface [1 6].

Hoskins describes the abandonment of villages from the bubonic plague of 1348, the Black Death, which killed a third to a half of the population (he states), and the subsequent new colonisation and building as the population eventually recovered.

After rehabilitation no patient showed a new colonisation with pseudomonas aeruginosa, burkholderia cepacia or multiple resistant staphylococcus aureus (MRSA).

A previous study in Melbourne hospitals in 1998 identified broad spectrum antibiotics as significant risk factor for new colonisation with vanB VRE [ 11].

This is found to be consistent with the hypothesis that serotype-independent protective immunity is activated in children by previous carriage and reduces the rate of new colonisation.

We note that because the number of infectious animals is constant over time and new colonisations are removed upon detection, in this setup the estimate for the transmission parameter β is equivalent to the force of infection (β·I0).

To this end the data from all repetitions were pooled and represented in the form of (S t), C t), Δt), where S t) is the number of susceptible receiver animals at the beginning of a time period with length Δt, C t) is the number of new colonisations that occurred in the time period (t, t + Δt).

With New World colonisation, however, came a war on wolves: an estimated 2 million were killed in the last 30 years of the 19th century, mostly by strychnine poisoning, some by the deliberate lacing of carcasses with mange.

Intertidal seawalls and other similar structures provide new surfaces for colonisation by benthic organisms and therefore provide new intertidal habitats for estuarine animals and plants.

The potential for coral reef communities to re-establish once environmental conditions ameliorate or new substrates for colonisation become available are, however, less well understood.