To address this issue the committee (NRC 2012) strongly acknowledged that implementation of its vision will "depend on development and cultivation of scientists, engineers, and technical experts with experience in multiple fields to educate the next generation of exposure scientists".
Scientists' cultivation (excellent leaders, internationally known scientists) 14.
He was invariably courteous, amiable, and easy to approach, and paid close attention to the cultivation of young scientists and physicians.
For years, although many scientists attempted to cultivate syphilis spirochete, only nonpathogenic treponema was found, while the virulent treponema still escapes cultivation [ 3, 4].
Scientists have suggested alternative methods of cultivation and water management to reduce methane emissions from rice.
Decades ago, because of the rarity of wild C. sinensis, scientists began to study the artificial cultivation of natural Cordyceps and how to produce them using fermentation technology.
In its latest decision, PTO rejects the argument that earlier work could have led directly to the cultivation of ES cells, asserting, for example, that a scientist who had successfully cultivated mouse ES cells didn't necessarily have the tools to repeat the feat with human material.
Weeding, when done by fish being studied by scientists who are writing reports, is called cultivation mutualism.
This achievement not only set a new record but also dispelled the theory proposed by western scientists that cotton is not suitable for cultivation at northern latitudes.
In addition, dozens of research centres in the fields of viticulture, horticulture, beet growing, grain cultivation, and wine making have been set up, and Moldovan scientists have won international acclaim in these fields.
