Sentence examples for will be colonized from inspiring English sources

Did I want my 3-year-old to start playing on the computer now so he wouldn't be behind or hold off as long as possible, knowing his life will be colonized by dot-com this and digital that soon enough?

Children will typically carry multiple strains simultaneously whilst adults will be colonized with only one strain [7].

By the age of 5 6 years more than 50%% of children will be colonized with this bacterium and most healthy adults (at least 75%%) will be [1].

The magnitude of larval availability will determine whether a newly opened habitat (e.g. new vent, organic fall) will be colonized and at what rate, and whether existing populations act as sources or sinks of individuals.

Once an empty spot has been created, it will be colonized by the progeny of either an A or an S individual according to their proportion in the community.

For example, during the course of a day, (β S0 · S 0 + β S1 · S 1 + β S2 · S 2 )· U uncolonized patients will be colonized with bacteria that are susceptible to drug 1 and enter the untreated S0 state, and (β R0 · R 0 + β R1 · R 1 + β R2 · R 2 )· U will be colonized by bacteria resistant to drug 1 and enter the R0 state.

In a Facebook discussion of the controversy, one opponent warned the conservancy that "View Park will not be colonized... I'm coming at you with FULL FORCE!!!!!!!" The conservancy hired security for its next fundraising event.

However, the vast majority of patients considered at increased risk for carriage will not be colonized with MRSA, yielding considerable amounts of unnecessary isolation days as conventional microbiological culture methods have a diagnostic delay of three to five days.

"We are Arabs, we will not accept to be colonized by anyone," said Ali al-Hayawi, a hotel owner in Karbala catering to pilgrims, who is opposed to Iran's involvement in the project.

First, insects free of fungi can be colonized at will with different Ashbya species or, most importantly, with designed mutants allowing examination of the role of genes when the organism is grown in its native environment.

Without intervention, herbaceous vegetation will change over time and eventually be colonized by woody species through the process of succession.