Sentence examples for to a colonization from inspiring English sources

She was tougher still, though, on Arab immigrants, saying their arrival in Italy amounts to a colonization, "a secret invasion".

Additionally, limestone gravel modified the acidity of adjacent poor soils, leading to a shift in species composition and to a colonization of the stand interior by basophilous species.

While I certainly agree with the wish to avoid overgeneralizations and politically charged polarizations, and while I think the writings of the Kyoto School do need to be read critically in this regard, I am equally wary of a "globalization of thought" that amounts to a colonization of "non-Western" traditions by "Western" methods and categories of thinking.

Patient X was therefore exposed to a colonization pressure of 5 × 3 = 15.

We had predicted that MHC class II B variability would be lower in the endemic Galápagos hawk than in the mainland Swainson's hawk due to a colonization event followed by ongoing genetic drift in the small island populations.

Our results further help us to understand why thin-tailed dispersal kernels lead to a colonization wave of constant speed, whereas fat-tailed dispersal kernels lead to a wave of increasing speed [ 5, 22, 23].

In contrast to the CA-MRSA colonization, we found no significant difference in MSSA colonization between the two groups (p > 0.1).

Thus, our revised inoculation protocol did not change the requirement for accessory toxin genes to establish a colonization that persists to 48 hr.

Bacteria often produce antimicrobial peptides and proteins called bacteriocins to suppress surrounding bacteria to gain a colonization advantage over competing bacteria.

For seven PFGE groups we were able to follow a colonization route from oropharynx and/or the stomach to the subglottic space and/or trachea.

A Protestant, Ribaut was forced to seek refuge in England, where he subsequently was imprisoned after refusing to assist a colonization project in the New World.