Secondly, high SBA values have been reported in patients with small bowel colonisation [ 39]; abnormal SBA concentrations have been described in hyperlipidaemia [ 40], and changing SBA status has been noted with alteration of the dietary vitamin C [ 41].
For Mangakāhia and for other Māori in the movement, I think suffrage was just a small part of removing colonisation from their lives and returning to us the democratic power that we always had.
Colonisation happened as small founder groups successively left larger, stable groups to settle new areas, interbreeding as they went with Denisovans in Asia and Neanderthals in Europe.
Although the scale of in situ radiation varies among Drakensberg plant lineages [ 16] it appears for the most part to be modest, which may reflect both a youthful colonisation history and the small scale of the region.
The PSB method may underestimate bacterial colonisation due to the small volume of sample collected.
The low allelic diversity across loci and population bottleneck in P. downsi is further evidence for a small effective population size upon initial colonisation.
First, the world is so vast that most species are necessarily fragmented into myriads of small groups, with every event of colonisation providing an opportunity for episodes of increased inbreeding, resulting in a reduction of the mutation load.
It is unclear why this is, but since sexuals are obligate outcrossers, they may suffer from inbreeding costs in small founder populations, slowing down their colonisation rate relative to parthenogens.
A defect in host colonisation will lead to smaller lesions than those formed by the wildtype (Fig. 4a and c).
The best-performing rule, developed post hoc to give perfect discrimination in the small data set, was a Candida corrected colonisation index (ratio of highly positive fungal screening samples to the total number of samples) of 0.4 or more.
