Sentence examples for continuously cultivating from inspiring English sources

FPM1V.EFGFP/8R cells were generated from FPM1V.EFGFP cells, by continuously cultivating with a Tax-specific CTL, 4O1/C8, and obtained an ability to evade from CTL killing by 4O1/C8 cells.

Tubers of LLCR plants were collected from fields where rice had been continuously cultivated in flooded soils, and tubers of ULCR plants were collected from fields used for continuous cultivation of vegetables in aerated soil.

The cultures were continuously cultivated for another period of 2 d.

The PYTP field is continuously cultivated with maize and leafy vegetables used for training agricultural students in their penultimate year.

Rhodes Grass crop is continuously cultivated in coastal area of Salalah and Batinah region of Sultanate of Oman and created a negative impact on agriculture production.

We show that the surrounding savanna soils were sufficiently fertile to support crops, and the presence of maize throughout the record shows that the area was continuously cultivated despite land-use change at the end of the earth mounds culture.

The N and OC modules have been validated on the basis of an empirical data set for fields continuously cultivated for 7 53 years in smallholder farms in the Highlands of Ethiopia.

Spinach had been continuously cultivated in the greenhouse for about ten years and natural infection of fusarium wilt disease (caused by Fusarium oxysporum f. sp. spinaciae) often occurred during the period.

In particular, Poirino soil came from a farm field cultivated mainly with maize for grain in rotation with wheat receiving chemical fertilizations, while Tetto Frati soil (TF) was collected from an experimental field continuously cultivated with maize for grain fertilized with cattle slurry and urea.

In 1999, Strand and colleagues found that a 2 to 2.5 mg/L increase of TCP to the activated sludge continuously cultivated at 20°C and pH = 7, MLSS = 2.5 g/L, SRT = 5 days, HRT = 3.5 h can reduce biological excess sludge about 50%[39]].

Educators should continuously cultivate and tap children's innate interest in learning.