Sentence examples for culture potential from inspiring English sources

"Many of us find ourselves politically disillusioned, anxious about consumer culture, potential economic collapse, and of course about our images, over which paradoxically we have more and more control.

Aspects of the reproductive biology of the crayfish Procambarus acanthophorus were documented under controlled conditions to determine this species' culture potential.

The primary aim of this investigation was to determine the biocompatibility and cell culture potential of a newly designed class of thermoresponsive polymers.

The film grossed $369 million in worldwide box office and earned strong reviews despite early skepticism about the 21st century pop culture potential of a Roosevelt-era character who looks like a walking American flag.

In the first instance, we evaluate the in vitro culture potential of cybrid cells isolated from cybrid embryos.

Possible causes for a false negative culture result include failure to identify and further culture potential MRSP colonies at the laboratory.

Promastigotes cultured with GALF-1 could be cryopreserved in liquid nitrogen with comparable re-culture potential.

The co-culture potential of juvenile abalone with sea cucumbers presents a simple yet tremendous opportunity to expand existing monoculture techniques.

Moreover, to be used in aquaculture, microalgal species must also be selected on the basis of their mass-culture potential, nutritive constituents, non-toxicity, sanitary state as a diet, size and shape of the cells and digestibility (Becker, 2004a; Brown et al., 1999; de la Noue and de Pauw, 1988; Tzovenis et al., 2003).

The gadid AFGP trait is relevant not only to the biology and culturing potential of the cod species, but as an evolutionary innovation, has broad relevance in the pursuit of understanding molecular mechanisms of invention of new gene and function.

Thus, use of OS cultures minimizes potential culture-induced anomalies and increases the likelihood of obtaining information that will translate successfully to the clinic.