Sentence examples for broad cultivation from inspiring English sources

A broad cultivation time ranging from 24 to 120 h was used for production of protease by Bacillus strains (Mabrouk et al. 1999; Beg and Gupta 2003; Chu et al. 1992).

The broad cultivation range of pea was associated with a wide genetic variation both at the phenotypic and molecular levels.

This broad cultivation can be attributed to the many desirable characteristics this crop possesses, including tolerance to drought stress and water logging, exceptional nutritional value, and relatively few postproduction problems with pests or diseases.

O. s. indica cultivars have higher genetic diversity (Lu et al. [2002]), a broader cultivation range, and stronger resistance to prominent diseases and insect pests compared to O. s. japonica cultivars (Chung and Heu [1991]).

For a good part of the last century, men who dressed well did so as an outgrowth of a broader sense of cultivation.

Qigong practices can also be understood as a part of a broader tradition of "cultivation practice".

These are: 1) chir pine (Pinus roxburghii) forests, 2) ban oak (Quercus leucotricophora) forests 3) khair (Acacia catechu) forests 4) bamboo (Dendrocalamus strictus) forests 5) broad leaved forests 6) cultivation and 7) culturable blank.

Too much pressure to improve students' test scores can reduce attention to other aspects of the curriculum and discourage cultivation of broader problem-solving skills, also known as "teaching to the test".

Here is it worth noting that while it is virtue that links ethics to the broader goal of the cultivation of reason, Descartes gives no less weight to the importance of happiness, in the form of tranquility.

Worthwhile projects are under way at present, for example in Colombia, to promote a broader view of the cultivation system.

Mr. Walker enthusiastically calls Thomas Jefferson his role model, citing his cultivation of a broad range of interests and contacts.