Super-intensive culture techniques offer two main advantages compared to pond production techniques.
The recent advances in NGS technologies have ensured that sequencing has become a more accessible avenue that may permit a rational approach to reduce the number of potential candidates for such trials, and to minimize screening times and labour-intensive culture techniques.
To derive maximum production from fish ponds, intensive fish culture techniques, including the use of fertilizers and artificial feeds, are employed in Japan.
Thus, a concerted effort to identify acute infections with rodent-associated Bartonella should be undertaken with specific serologic assays as well as intensive PCR-based diagnostics and culture techniques specific to the fastidious Bartonella genus.
Conventional microbial analysis of water and HPW distribution systems by traditional culture techniques are labour-intensive and can take between 2 - 7 days, which can result in significant delays in identifying the contaminating microorganism [ 50].
Therefore, a simplified but reliable technique for the short-term intensive culture of Artemia juveniles for use as a nursery diet for fish and shrimp was developed at the ARC.
Culture techniques are varied, and include high density intensive cage and raceway culture - in which the entire nutritional requirements of the animals must be met using formulated feeds - to extensive pond and dam culture, in which formulated feeds are either absent or used as supplements to the naturally occurring feed stuffs.
In the recent years a wide range of soilless culture techniques have been developed and commercially introduced for intensive production of horticultural crops, particularly in greenhouses.
The aim of this qualitative review was to compare various criteria of diagnosing VAP in the intensive care unit (ICU) with a special emphasis on the value of clinical diagnosis, microbiological culture techniques, and biomarkers of host response.
The new intensive culture building gives us the capacity to raise twice as many fish.
Short-rotation intensive culture (SRIC) for bioenergy production is at its pre-commercial stage in Canada.
