Sentence examples for supports colonisation from inspiring English sources
To explain this apparent specificity, over 100 years ago, Paget formulated his 'seed and soil' hypothesis; that is, cells from a given tumour would 'seed' only favourable 'soil' in a target organ, one that supports colonisation for metastasis to occur.
The new book suggests Lincoln continued to support colonisation, engaging in secret diplomacy with the British to establish a colony in British Honduras.
The EcoVag® strains could slightly improve the treatment efficacy by directly inhibiting yeast growth or adherence or by supporting colonisation by pre-existing lactobacilli.
This was built in 1938 by Japan to support its colonisation of Manchuria and, on the Chinese side, a modern highway big enough for semi-articulated lorries sweeps down to a sprightly border post.
"Trade is not neutral, so if you decide to trade with Morocco with Western Saharan products without Sahrawi consent, this trade is going to be supporting the colonisation and occupation of Western Sahara," said Florent Marcellesi, an MEP for the Greens/EFA.
As a result, our mtDNA data do not fully support the colonisation pattern hypothesized by Ugelvig [ 28].
This suggests that pH resistance of this strain is inducible and might help to cope with the conditions of the gastrointestinal tract thereby supporting host colonisation.
Correlation with a variety of severity markers with the presence of bacteraemia and with mortality all support NP colonisation density as a prognostic tool in HIV-infected adults with SP-CAP.
To preliminarily test this hypothesis we provide evidence that the potential to support secondary coral colonisation increases with corallith size.
The Lofoten/Vesterålen area is one of the areas where the ice withdrew fairly early from Northern Scandinavia29, 30, supporting an early colonisation of C. officinalis from the south/southwest to this area.
The strength of fixation (ΦST) was greater between younger, more recently expanded populations compared to that found between reefs that expanded longer ago providing support for the colonisation model (Table 3).
