Sentence examples for cultures take from inspiring English sources

New cultures take time to develop – if they ever develop at all.

Clinically, it is hard to distinguish non-infectious SIRS from sepsis, and current diagnostic tools like microbiologic cultures take time and have low sensitivity [5].

Will Europe really be allowed to shrink in size, or will other more fertile societies and cultures take the place of the current inhabitants?

Why certain cultures take different approaches to studying pictures--whether it's driven by the nature of the image or by cultural biases--is harder to tell, Simons says.

Ultimately, E-Line Media and the Cook Inlet Tribal Council hope that other cultures take the game development model they've created and run with it.

Other cultures, take note: After the economic crash of 2008, majority-male bankers in the U.S. received massive bonuses, while in Reykjavik they went to jail.

Generally, however, the meeting of cultures takes place more subtly.

But blood cultures taken the day of admission had not grown any bacteria.

What are some historical examples of different cultures taking wild animals for domestication?

Data on all cultures taken during ICU stay were collected from the hospital database.

The swab cultures taken from subfascial soft tissues were negative for the inoculated pathogens.