Sentence examples for elevated culture from inspiring English sources

He appears to have accepted the Hollywood contract ("To keep the rent up I might have to go play the assistant to the president in some thriller") but yearns for a little elevated culture ("I believe in making movies for people to learn from, and get smarter because of them").

Embryos from Bos indicus are more resistant to elevated culture temperature (i.e. heat shock) than embryos from some Bos taurus breeds.

Oyster farming in estuaries is a globally important industry based primarily around the Pacific oyster Crassostrea gigas, for which a common technique is elevated culture on racks, trestles and other structures.

Ecological studies of elevated culture effects have focused on changes to the benthos from biodeposition, and largely show that impacts are localized and minor by comparison with many other forms of aquaculture.

These issues are less well understood for elevated culture systems, but ecological effects can be inferred from the few studies that have been conducted, from other forms of bivalve aquaculture (e.g. mussels), and to some extent from fundamental knowledge of the role of oysters as 'ecosystem engineers'.

Paradoxically, glucose supplementation abolished oscillations and allowed elevated culture densities (Figure 2, blue lines).

In his book "La Pensée Sauvage," published in 1962, he showed these "primitive" people as the equals of those in the most elevated cultures of the civilized world.

All C. elegans strains were cultured following standard conditions (Brenner 1974), except that culturing temperatures were varied as indicated in the text to examine the effects of elevated culturing temperatures.

We reported previously that with a low dose of α-particle irradiation, the fraction of γ-H2AX foci-positive cells in non-irradiated bystander cells was significantly increased under elevated NaCl culture conditions.

But, according to a recent survey by PSB Research and Civilized, an "elevated" cannabis culture site, Americans are a little bit more prone to the couch potato stoner stereotypes than Canadians.

We identified 66 proteins that were reported in previous transcriptomics studies to increase in transcript levels as a result of elevated cell culture temperature [6] (Table S3).