Sentence examples for to allow colonization from inspiring English sources

An essential requirement to allow colonization of the subaerial environment was the availability of nutrients in the soil rather than through water.

The DMS contained native coal material and was incubated in situ (57 m depth) to allow colonization of the coal particles.

CgZF1 and AgZF1 could repress the expression of defense genes of actinorhizal plant in response to signals from Frankia to allow colonization of new cells in nodules.

We conclude that disseminated G-2 cells must lack an intrinsic property necessary to allow colonization of a respective target organ.

In each case, over water dispersal events occur frequently enough to allow colonization of several islands not followed by extinction, but rare enough such that colonization events immediately restrict gene flow and eventually lead to speciation.

In B. bronchiseptica, FhaB is believed to be important early in the infection process in order to allow colonization of the ciliated epithelial cells of the upper respiratory tract.

However, marine larvae also allow colonization of islands, where absence of many predators allows greater levels of ecological experimentation, and thus may be conducive to the evolution of increased terrestriality.

Symbioses with meiofaunal hosts are rare at basaltic vents, where the lack of sediment does not allow colonization of typical infaunal meiofauna symbioses, such as stilbonematin nematodes or gutless oligochaetes common in suitable coastal shallow-water sands [75] [77].

Thus, the risk that temporarily increased seed set might allow colonization of new sites must be considered when contemplating a CMS-mediated control program.

Since LA-MRSA was found in dust from pig holdings [ 16], the environment could represent a vehicle for the transmission of LA-MRSA strains from animals to humans, allowing colonization of subjects who do not work directly with animals.

The additional factors that allow colonization-induced inflammation to progress to fulminant, life-threatening forms of NEC remain elusive, although an immature intestine represents the most important risk factor.