Examples of using Colonizes in English and their translations into German
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She colonizes.
The gram-negative bacteria, Pseudomonas aeruginosa,is the main pathogen which colonizes the lungs of patients with CF.
Ecuador colonizes slow but when the fruiting occurs there is no holding back!
Oxalobacter formigenes is an oxalate-degrading anaerobic bacterium that colonizes the large intestine of numerous vertebrates, including humans.
Eumigus rubioi colonizes rocky or stony slopes in altitudes from 1000 to more than 3000m above sea level in the Andalusian mountains.
Infections caused by antibiotic-resistant bacteria- like the pathogen Staphylococcus aureus(MRSA) which colonizes on human skin- are among the leading causes of death worldwide.
The fungus Candida albicans, which colonizes the intestines, skin and mucous membranes, is actually harmless', Cornely said.
To emphasize the importance of this relationality,he proposes we«imagine language as an independent life form that colonizes and parasitizes human brains, using them to reproduce.».
Brenthis ino colonizes wet forb communities, ditches, Molinia meadows with forbs especially at the edges, wetland complexes etc.
It shows that it fears popular revolution even more than the oppression and despotic dominion of imperialism which crushes nationality,tarnishes patriotic sentiments, and colonizes the economy.
Dociostaurus genei colonizes dune terrain, coastal areas and rocky, dry areas on mountain slopes and elsewhere within the country.
DZIF scientists at th University ofTübingen have discovered that Staphylococcus lugdunensis which colonizes in the human nose produces a previously unknown antibiotic against multiresistant bacteria.
Notodonta ziczac colonizes all habitats with occurrence of host plants as river valleys, gravel pits, forest edges or gardens.
How to make paintings that seem purposely"undone" through the visually connecting of what appear to be interstitialspaces within the open whole of each work which usually colonizes the central blank area of the artist's paintings.
This represents the reality in which labor colonizes our lives while simultaneously undergoing a general heterogenization.
Pylori colonizes the stomach for years or decades, not days or weeks, as is usually the case for bacterial pathogens, and this organism virtually always induces chronic gastritis;
Helicobacter pylori is unusually resistant to acid. It preferentially colonizes the mucosa of the antrum, away from the fundus region where acidity is highest because parietal cells are most prominent.
Biston strataria colonizes deciduous trees rich stocks of all kinds, especially forests, but also grasslands with trees, hedges and gardens.
In Central Europe Bryodemella tuberculata colonizes only gravel banks of Alpine rivers open areas with tamarisk, single Salix eleagnos and Salix purpurea bushes and pines at higher places.
Archon apollinus colonizes extensive cultural landscapes such as olive groves, orchards, roadsides and other places with the larval host plant.
This sea fennel colonizes the cliffs and Rocky and maritime coasts of the Atlantic and the Mediterranean as it needs high salt concentrations.
Eupithecia tenerifensis colonizes ravines(barrancos), forest edges, dry slopes, moist clearings and many other places where Rumex lunaria or other host plants occur.
Pholidoptera griseoaptera colonizes forests, clearings, extensive hedge areas, blackberry thickets, plantations and penetrates with shrubs into the cities.
The tourist industry colonizes public goods such as art works, architecture, landscapes or historical city centers, appropriates them at no cost and changes their status.
Calliteara fascelina colonizes heaths, dunes, nutrient-poor grasslands, alpine dwarf shrub belts, rocky slopes and similar unfertilized and extensively cultivated habitats.
Erebia montana colonizes rocky gullies, loosely tree lined slopes and rocky areas in the mountain forest belt and just above from about 1200m above sea level up to 2600m above sea level in the Valais.
Erebia manto colonizes mostly extensively grazed, but partial pretty nutrient-rich and often moderately moist to mesophilic meadows and pastures in the Alps from about 1100-1400m above sea level up to over 2200m.
Gnophos furvatus colonizes dry warm habitats on limestone and is a typical inhabitant of steppe-like, bushy slopes, nutrient-poor grasslands with open soil spots or rock, dry forest edges and quarries.
Lasiommata megera colonizes quarries, cliffs, rocky grasslands, ravines, vineyards and similar habitats, preferably in the lowlands to about 600m above sea level in Central Europe in the south up to 1500m NN.
Pyrgus warrenensis colonizes sunny, low-growing alpine meadows and pastures from about 1700m up to 2700m above sea level(peak between 2000-2400m above sea level) with occurrence of the larval host plant, often in southern exposition, but also in weak northern exposure, as long as the surface is still exposed to the sun.