Sentence examples for was successfully invaded from inspiring English sources

If an lc plasmid was successfully invaded by an hc mutant, the parameters of the hc invader were made the parameters of lc in the following round of simulations and a new hc with slightly higher copy number was introduced.

Its purpose of its construction was to fend off would-be invaders, but it wasn't long until the city was successfully invaded by Archduke Albert of Austria on 24 April 1596.

China was successfully invaded from the north many times.

In the past few months I have read a quietly devastating counterfactual – Julie Mayhew's The Big Lie, set in a Britain that was successfully invaded by the Nazis – whose heroine's life is further complicated by the fact that she is gay.

Far from being impregnable, England was successfully invaded as recently as the 17th century.

Tradition, he said, was one of the reasons that the country had not had a revolution since 1688 and had not been successfully invaded since 1066.

Senior US officials dismissed claims that Washington was incapable of exerting influence on the Russian president, Vladimir Putin, but were forced to admit Crimea had been successfully invaded by 6,000 airborne and ground troops in what could be the start of a wider invasion.

The data revealed that all four test nematodes were successfully invaded and propagated in the insect larvae and produced IJs (Figs. 5a d).

A phenomenon of greater interest occurs when we choose payoff values of T = 1.61, R = 1.01, P = 0.01, and S = 0. Here, the dynamics of local interaction lead to a world constantly in flux: under these values regions occupied predominantly by Cooperators may be successfully invaded by Defectors, and regions occupied predominantly by Defectors may be successfully invaded by Cooperators.

The relevant concept here is that of an evolutionarily stable strategy (Maynard Smith and Price 1973; Taylor and Jonker 1978); when a population of individuals adopts such a strategy, it cannot be successfully invaded by isolated mutants, since the mutants will be at a disadvantage with respect to reproductive success.

This may be due to lack of niches that could be successfully invaded by new subpopulations due to competition from modern plant species.