Sentence examples for site of colonisation from inspiring English sources

The aim of this article is to examine the transmission of garden city notions into the colonial context by focussing on French Dakar, a key site of colonisation in West Africa.

Colonisation by causative organisms was identified in 8 patients (72.7%), and urine was the major site of colonisation.

Moreover, there are data showing that the primary site of colonisation of bacteria such as Streptococcus pneumoniae can vary with age [ 19].

The fact that the rates of exclusively oropharyngeal carriage were significantly higher among the older children suggests that age may play a role in conditioning the site of colonisation.

Thus, since it is capable of lowering the pH at the site of colonisation, it also shares the ability of S. mutans to dissolve the hydroxylapatite crystals in the dental hard tissues.

Table 4 summarises the sites of colonisation on admission and of colonisation acquired during hospitalisation.

As the population continues to expand, physical mapping of the locations and abundance of each of the habitat types at Macquarie Island could be useful for predicting potential new sites of colonisation by the two species as they continue to recover, as well as identifying areas where habitat types converge and 'hotspots' of admixture may occur.

Repeat the primary analysis stratified by site of parent colonisation.

Few studies have considered the neonatal nasogastric enteral feeding tube in NICUs acting as a site of bacterial colonisation, and any influence of the feeding regime.

In contrast to other pathogenic mycobacteria, which are facultative intracellular pathogens of macrophages, MU is seen as extracellular clusters of bacilli lying within areas of coagulative necrosis that extend some distance from the site of bacterial colonisation (Forbes et al., 1954).

However, the negative impact of potential hibernation sites on colonisation diminished in later sampling phases.