Sentence examples for stage of colonisation from inspiring English sources

In an interview with the Jewish News, the German reporter said Israel is not included in Isis' planned "first stage" of colonisation in the Middle East.

Host selection by alatae is regarded as the first stage of colonisation and therefore plays a major role in aphid establishment in the field.

This could mean that if OprD is truly a selective force in the CF niche, it is likely that it will only be of importance in the early stages of colonisation.

This result is not unexpected if we take into account that the effective population size is reduced during the first stages of colonisation.

Character displacement at early stage of host colonisation should make infection more efficient by preventing competition for habitat between strains [ 49, 50].

Firstly, the age of the find (early Devonian circa 410 Ma) makes this one of the earliest sites anywhere containing terrestrial fossils, coinciding with the first stages of the colonisation of land by plants and animals.

During the different stages of root colonisation, plant innate immunity is down-regulated by manipulating several different phytohormone signalling pathways in order to facilitate a compatible interaction between the endophyte and the plant (Schäfer et al. 2009; Jacobs et al. 2011).

From a live performance lottery to a burlesque duet, and a solo meditation on the politics of colonisation and war to a staged lecture on the nature of movement, the lineup includes such names as Raimund Hogue, Mathilde Monnier and La Ribot.

Species richness of carabids was lower in landscapes with high length of boundaries and a high amount of non-cropped open habitats during early stages of the beetles' colonisation of arable fields.

The SUAM protein has an affinity for lactoferrin and is involved in the adherence of S. uberis to a bovine mammary epithelial cell line in vitro and therefore may be important during the initial stages of infection and colonisation [ 57, 59].

These pre-date their out-of-Africa colonisation of the balance of the world.