The phrase "am were incubated" is not correct in written English.
It appears to be a combination of two different verb forms that do not work together.
Example: "The samples am were incubated at the required temperature." (This example is incorrect due to the phrase itself.)
Alternatives: "were incubated" or "are incubated".
Human alveolar macrophages (AM) were incubated with these particles at 100 microg/ml.
Normal hamster AM were incubated with varying concentrations of residual oil fly ash (ROFA) or concentrated ambient air particulates (CAP).
Freshly isolated human AM were incubated for 24 hr with urban particles (#1648 and #1649), Mount Saint Helen's ash (MSH), and residual oil fly ash (ROFA).Cell viability was assessed by trypan blue exclusion and apoptosis was demonstrated by morphology, cell death ELISA, and DNA ladder formation.
What is being incubated in this space are new and expanded modes of practice as well as an entrepreneurial spirit.
Two of its king cobras have hatched nine baby king cobras - the first time one has been hatched in a zoo, and one of its four king penguins has laid an egg, which is being incubated.
If Wilson was to get his mittens on this coveted prize, he would need to strike out in the depths of the Antarctic winter when the eggs were being incubated.
The university says 25 companies are being incubated in what it calls its "entrepreneur plaza". And Tokyo's prestigious Waseda University, which this year introduced a program for supporting start-ups, says it has already produced five new businesses.
Currently, much research effort is being expended on applying mechanical stimulus to the physical environment in which cells and tissues are being incubated and guided into the desired phenotype.
"If, as seems very likely, this is another terrorist incident, then I think it proves once again that we have a global phenomenon now and a global sickness that we have to tackle both at source – in the areas where the cancer is being incubated in the Middle East – and also of course around the world".
"One hopes to find real teeth in the embryo of the emperor penguin, though none are present in the adult bird". If Wilson was to get his mittens on this coveted prize, he would need to strike out in the depths of the Antarctic winter when the eggs were being incubated.
