Sentence examples for which colonized from inspiring English sources

Although the interstitial species are not monophyletic, they are all descended from a recent common ancestor, which colonized gravel beaches and evolved to utilize various interstitial environments.

In conclusion, we describe an outbreak in which colonized sinks were a contributing reservoir for ESBL-producing class A K. oxytoca.

The detection rate of colonized patients is γ, which is assumed to be the rate at which colonized patients are deliberately removed from the ward.

Most went to other Caribbean islands or to Britain, which colonized Montserrat in the 17th century and still governs it.

Japan, which colonized Korea during the first half of the 20th century, is a major target market for the the Mount Kumgang tours.

Perhaps it was the messianic impulses unleashed by the Six Day War, which colonized Israel, while settlers colonized "Judea and Samaria".

So impressive is the selection, hardly anyone who doesn't come to the Guggenheim with an eye out for the history of eurocentrism in Western museums will notice that the Guggenheim is gently politicizing the public's knowledge of Modernist painting with the embrace of an artist whose generation ushered in the age by which the colonized peoples of the world threw off their colonizers.

"There is a way in which the colonized races, the Indians, blacks and mixed races, are part of the vision in the Catholic colonies," he continued, contrasting them with the view of Protestant New Englanders.

In the "Introduction" to his Poètes d'expression française 1900 1945, Damas proclaimed that "the time of blocking out and inhibition" had now given place to "another age: that in which the colonized man becomes aware of his rights and of his duties as a writer, as a novelist or a story-teller, an essayist or a poet".

One environmental A. ustus isolate was obtained from the carpeted floor of the hall near the room in which the colonized lung transplant recipient resided.

To facilitate this, our goal was to first develop a M. truncatula transgenic plant line in which the colonized regions of the root would be marked by expression of green fluorescent protein (GFP).