Sentence examples for generation of cultures from inspiring English sources

A UTF-Neo-based selection of a whole population of TiB7-4 without further subcloning resulted in the generation of cultures with up to 99% SSEA1 positive cells under stringent selection conditions.

We just give up on the prospect of music fans paying for music and kill the next generation of culture before it's even started?

Whether they continue to inspire an emerging generation of artists to craft new idioms to indivisibly represent themselves in their work remains to be seen, and it's the job of the next generation of culture academics to track Gilbert & George syndrome in art of the future when it graduates to the present.

"Psychologists should be interested in evolutionary biology for the same reason that hikers should be interested in an aerial map of an unfamiliar territory that they plan to explore on foot," wrote Dr. Leda Cosmides, Dr. John Tooby and Dr. John Barkow in the introduction to "The Adapted Mind: Evolutionary Psychology and the Generation of Culture" (Oxford, 1992).

Microsoft CEO Satya Nadella is one of a new generation of culture-first tech leaders.

So Italy spends on the education of its young but doesn t benefit later from the generation of culture, science, technology, and wealth.

"We're intent on finding the next generation of culture-defining animated comedies to join them," he said.

There's something comforting about seeing the people who helped define a generation of culture embracing the changes taking place in their industry—especially one as tumultuous and whimsical as the music industry.

Indeed, one can imagine such effects acting in concert to cause a plunge in fitness in the second generation of culture.

In the gradual regime, male numbers began to decline only after generation 35 and at the final generation of culture (generation 68) males were still present at intermediate frequencies.

There are few publications that report employment of this technique for tox-icity testing; however, spheroids have been used in the generation of culture systems that appear to be promising for toxicology applications (Powers et al., 2002b; Powers et al., 2002a).