0 past simple and past participle of colonize
During hiatuses in deposition, relatively mature vegetation colonized sediment surfaces.
Vaccinated hosts can only be colonized with the latter, and dual colonization is excluded.
The majority of those colonized were elderly, many were female and nearly a third were residents of care homes.
Other faults or fractures in the substratum not colonized by bacterial growths were observed.
What parliamentarian communities incontrovertibly had in common, though, was the fact that they had been colonized by puritanism.
In logistic regression, both spirochaete species showed a highly significant association with the existence of other family members who were colonized with the same species.
What is unique about education for the "indigenous" children, those who belong to colonized ethnic groups?
Her case cautions us against assuming that because the categories of colonized and colonizer are constructed, they lacked reality to those who lived inside them.
