Sentence examples for their colonisation from inspiring English sources

Other more showy hybrids were introduced, but eventually crocosmias lost their appeal, got thrown away and carried on their colonisation on the other side of the garden fence.

These findings support growing international efforts to enhance the ecological value of hard coastal structures by facilitating their colonisation (where appropriate) through design interventions.

Her hope is that the Humboldt Forum can help close the gap that has emerged between how Germans have told the story of their colonisation of Tanzania and how the Tanzanians have viewed that past.

According to tastemaker DJ Jimmy Jatt, he's the result of a music scene that could only find its voice once the European major labels ended their colonisation of the Nigerian music scene.

Their colonisation is facilitated by a host response that is impaired or compromised by highly viscous mucous, zones of hypoxia and the lack of the cystic fibrosis transmembrane regulator (CFTR).

Sorted Food were YouTube's star performers when the company presented at Digital Upfronts, a week of events across London that gives BuzzFeed, Facebook, Twitter and new-technology insurgents an opportunity to set out the next phase in their colonisation of media space.

The presence of these Lactobacillus species in women with BV could be due to their poorer colonisation resistance, thereby allowing overgrowth of other bacteria or due to their better resistance for the environmental conditions associated with BV.

Discreetly, people in the villages tell us about "the Arabs" and their bizarre colonisation of Loliondo district.

The gradual return of the middle classes to the inner city, and their growing colonisation of formerly run down areas, has helped to transform the economy and the appearance of many areas.

Several non-exclusive hypotheses have been put forward to explain this phenomenon, ranging from their better colonisation abilities through reproductive assurance (i.e. a single female individual can reproduce and establish a new population) to their hybrid origin, polyploidy, or metapopulation dynamics (see [2] for a detailed discussion).

Furthermore, CCEs have been implicated in tumour growth, survival, and spread, as well as in angiogenesis, escape from immune surveillance, stimulating tumour cell migration, conferring invasion ability to normal cells, and the preparation of distal tissues for their metastatic colonisation [ 13].