Sentence examples for cultivation well from inspiring English sources

After the staining, the granules were washed thrice with PBS−/− and transferred to a new well in order to prevent false positive results caused by the adherent cells at the bottom of the cultivation well.

It should be emphasized that this rice was adopted on a small scale into a well-established regional cultural tradition (the Early Yangshao), which was mostly dependent on millet cultivation, as well as into the Dawenkou culture of Shandong (Fig. 5).

The government of Manitoba has a nice overview of hemp cultivation, as well.

Thus there is an intrinsic social dimension to its cultivation as well.

Traditionally, the Malecite practiced corn (maize) cultivation, as well as hunting and fishing.

In various countries they have included buying new equipment and developing organic cultivation, as well as turning nonperforming farms into bed-and-breakfasts.

Primary production on the island is based on agriculture (grains and sugar beets, diversified market gardening, and flower cultivation), as well as on stone quarrying and fishing.

Significant achievements have been made in terms of dismantling drug cartels, bringing to justice one drug kingpin after another, limiting their power, reducing the marijuana, coca and poppy cultivation, as well as the production of cocaine and heroin.

Secretary General Ban Ki-moon, who presided over the meeting with President Hamid Karzai of Afghanistan, said, "The meeting expressed great concern at the expansion of poppy cultivation, as well as opium and heroin production, over the past year, underlining the link between the production and trafficking of illegal drugs and the financing of terrorist activities".

And then I ask, Can that be restored?" It turns out that just as recent brain-imaging studies have begun to reveal the physical evidence of empathy's erosion, they are now also beginning to show definitive signs of its cultivation as well.

Water pollution has not been extensive (mainly because of the paucity of heavy industry and of mass manufacturing), but effluents from food- and fish-processing plants, manure, pesticide, and fertilizer runoff, and soil erosion from intensive potato cultivation, as well as oil leakage and sedimentation, have collectively seriously degraded some water resources.