Sentence examples for cultivatable as from inspiring English sources

Propolis from the stingless bee, Trigona laeviceps, is one potential interesting source that is widely available and cultivatable (as bee hives) in Thailand.

Sudan has large areas of cultivatable land, as well as gold and cotton.

Less than half of these bacteria are cultivatable by traditional means.

This is largely because merozoites are not cultivatable in vitro and difficult to access in vivo.

In addition to the choice of an appropriate medium, the main critical issues in culturing concern inoculation of the specimen and incubation of the culture, both summarized in Table 2. Since successful culture usually results from the selection of a unique cultivatable clone, the quantity of inoculated pathogen should be as high as possible.

Finally, sorption/desorption cyclic studies indicated that A. caespitosus, A. sp. RBSS-303 and A. flavus HF5 could be used as cost effective, easily cultivatable future cleaning up microorganisms for removal and recovery of Pb II) from polluted water stream.

Climate change and other processes of desertification as well as increasing human demand for habitable and cultivatable areas have resulting in increasing need to better understand these systems.

There is a strong descriptive bias toward species that are large with distinct morphological features (e.g. thecal plates) as well as those that are commercially important and/or cultivatable.

Replication of two cultivatable animal caliciviruses, feline calicivirus (FCV) and murine norovirus (MNV), induces cellular membrane rearrangements as well as alterations in Golgi architecture [24], [25], suggesting that Golgi disassembly may be a common consequence of infection.

"We have to work on every acre that is cultivatable".

But many new drugs were being discovered, particularly from easily cultivatable species of actinobacteria.