Sentence examples for marked culture from inspiring English sources

Second, based on personal observations made over several years of studying MPE [2], [3], [4], [5], we knew that primary cultures derived from MPE initially displayed marked culture heterogeneity on their way to establishing morphologically homogeneous cancer cell lines.

PETIS experiments were started by injecting the 107Cd marked culture solutions in the different plastic vessels.

Hypnea was cultured by illumination incubator by first weighing the disposed materials and measuring the initial photosynthetic activity and pigment contents, then, respectively, placing it in a marked culture dish that contained the above compounded nutrient solution (Table 1).

Our culture isn't in decline, they say, with that sense of tedious self-awareness that marks cultures in decline.

For the pilots and mission planners, the Iraq war marked a culture change.

In postcommunist eastern Europe, economic decline and rising nationalist sentiments have marked football culture too.

Borges was making a point about a geography marked by culture and imagination, rather than one that respects borders.

There are all sorts of qualifications that Romney should have mentioned before heaping forty-seven per cent of the population into the pile marked "dependency culture" and dismissing them.

Though Guthrie's catalog remains a source of inspiration for innumerable songwriters, it is his image as a rogue cultural critic, armed with a guitar and his hard-won folk wisdom, which has most deeply marked rock culture.

These famous "events," which have marked French culture and politics ever since, brought together students and workers, to the befuddlement of the established guardians of the revolution, the French Communist Party.

Balancing prose and poetry, story and symbol, the anthology is a tribute to those who lived and died on al-Mutanabbi Street and the deep tradition of reading and writing that has always marked Iraqi culture.