Sentence examples for passive invasion from inspiring English sources

General Rivero has denounced what he calls a "passive invasion" by Cuban soldiers, contending that their influence in the Venezuelan military goes far beyond what should be permitted.

"I'm hoping that the Aliens have decided for a more passive invasion rather than a hostile one.

Our results, however, are more consistent with a recent comprehensive study performed using Arabidopsis [ 9], which supports the view that the largest fraction of bacterial endophytes is not caused by passive invasion of microbes from soil.

The "temporary" division now became a prolonged pretence that Vietnam really was two different countries, the South as the passive victim of invasion from the North.

In recent years however, he has been less passive about the invasion of his privacy.

Furthermore, the perhaps not random, but geographically deliberate introduction in addition to further passive dispersal in the invasion area is not in line with the expectation that phylogenetically older haplotypes are more widespread in species that have attained mutation dispersal drift equilibrium (Watterson 1985).

Whether α3β1's pro- or antimetastatic activities predominate may depend on additional factors such as E-cadherin expression status, passive versus active modes of invasion, or the array of integrin ligands present at primary or secondary tumour sites.

The myofibroblast activation does not appear to be just a passive reaction to the metastatic invasions of lymph nodes.

Meanwhile, the population spontaneously reacted against the invasion through acts of passive resistance and improvisation (e.g., road signs were removed so that the invading troops would get lost).

Reconstituted human oral epithelium induced hyphae formation of C. albicans, which was followed by invasion via active and passive penetration of hyphae into cells.

Passive aggression or passiveness.