The phrase "deep cultivation" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to refer to an approach to cultivating something that is in-depth or thorough, such as learning a subject or developing a skill. For example, "She trained for years in deep cultivation of her artistic talent."
Deep cultivation in the winter can help to keep down numbers, too.
Besides, the masterpieces from overseas calligraphers also display their deep cultivation of skills and personalities.
Other factors that contribute to blossom-end rot include overly deep cultivation that damages plant roots and excessive applications of fertilizer containing ammonia and/or salts.
Removal of tephra, deep cultivation and a focus on maintaining physical fertility (e.g. CEC and water holding capacity) appears to have successfully mitigated any medium to long-term effects of the tephra.
Improvement of sub-surface drainage conditions, deep cultivation procedures, reclamation, leaching and drip, or sprinkler irrigation is the important land developmental activities, which improve the soil texture as well as soil salinity and water salinity, for facilitating the irrigation easier (Ayers and Westcot 1985).
Deep cultivation will greatly enhance infiltration and speed reclamation whether amendments are used or not.
Usage of high intensity LED with narrow beam angle possibly helped in improving microalgae cultivation in deep culture and high volume such as bubble column PBR, provided that optimum initial cell density, lighting parameter and cultivation method to be reviewed.
In this workshop, you will learn breathing techniques for deep relaxation, cultivation of 'Qi', basics of Heart Chan meditation, and Qi-Gong exercise to strengthen the body.
The medium for the deep agar cultivation was prepared as described by Fuchs et al. [10].
Expression levels of both constructs with the native signal sequence in 96-well deep well cultivations were similar and in the range of 0.3 U mL−1.
Because of this relatively high and uniform expression level the, 96-well deep well cultivations can be used to screen for mutated enzymes produced by semirational design approaches.
