"cultivation model" is a correct and usable term in written English.
It is typically used to describe an explanatory model of how media affects the values and beliefs of an audience. For example, "The cultivation model suggests that regular exposure to a particular genre of media can lead to an active audience internalizing a set of values from that media."
In particular, the agency cultivation model holds that responsibility practices help mold us into creatures that respond to moral considerations.
Three ideas are central to Vargas' account: the agency cultivation model, circumstantialism about powers, and revisionism about responsibility and free will.
"We're just privileged to be in this wonderful league" was a mantra intended to alleviate early pressure on his players, who are a lesson in Sabermetrics: the talent cultivation model favoured by Liverpool's new owners.
User generated content is firstly separated into active and passive perspectives, then a communication mediation and cultivation model is applied.
Using the concerted cultivation model, middle-class parents are more likely to uphold an authoritative parenting style, while lower-class parents are more inclined to use an authoritarian or permissive parenting style under the "accomplishment natural growth" model.
To demonstrate a viable organic vegetable cultivation model for the community to follow.
Lab focuses on student-designed projects that involve cultivation, modeling, or sample analyses.
First three ranks of sequential classification of cultivation models with desirable properties were captured by variants planted in autumn, while the last rated variants were those from clonal propagation planted in spring.
To explore whether targeting of B5 could block the amplification of virus that had reactivated, we used an explant co-cultivation model.
In this regard, our co-cultivation model will serve as a valuable tool.
Matrigel invasion chambers and a spheroid co-cultivation model with human fibroblast served to determine the invasive potential of both FaDu (SCCHN) and HeLa (cervical carcinoma) cells, each treated with combinations of Celecoxib®, Galardin®, and WX-UK1.
