Sentence examples for recurrent introductions of from inspiring English sources
It received recurrent introductions of wild material from the same areas (Eng. Turica, personal communication).
The recurrent introduction of the same code anomaly in different code elements may represent a bigger problem in the hierarchy.
The conditions that permit recurrent introduction of Nipah virus from fruit bats to persons in Bangladesh are unknown.
Recurrent introduction of VRE by patient admissions into the neonatal ICU was evaluated as a possible risk factor for a high VRE prevalence.
The recurrent introduction of Nipah virus from its fruit bat reservoir to humans in Bangladesh causes outbreaks with high fatality rates and substantial neurologic sequelae among survivors (35 ).
The finding of more bacterial isolates in the eyelid samples compared to conjunctival samples is due to colonization and recurrent introduction of bacteria from adjacent skin to the eyelid margin, whereas the presence of physical, biochemical and immunologic defensive mechanisms on the conjunctiva tend to clear microbes [ 30].
Based on our results, we compare the validity of the scenarios and discuss the contribution of different factors to the further evolution of weedy sunflowers: recurrent introductions, dispersal from one field to another, and gene flow from the crop towards the weedy populations.
Furthermore, recurrent introductions are common in ascidians, increasing propagule pressure and, therefore, the probability of success of an introduction (Dupont et al. 2010; Goldstein et al. 2011; Pineda et al. 2011; Rius et al. 2012).
Mendoza founder populations represent two colonies founded with specimens taken from different host-fruits and localities of Mendoza (Long. 68, Lat. 37) which received recurrent introductions throughout successive generations.
Exposure to cross-infection has probably been recurrent since the introduction of X. laevis, >20 years in Lincolnshire and 50 years in Wales.
No introductions of artists.
