In Italy, the production of avocado is limited to the Sicily region, where in recent decades a modest growth in avocado cultivation has been recorded.
"It's a small area of cultivation".
Epicureanism sought liberation from superstitious fear, cultivation of a full, modest life and sense of earthly wonder.
The United Nations drug control program used modest development projects to reduce poppy cultivation in a few small areas of Afghanistan, and the United States contributed $3.2 million to the effort over five years.
A "land care" decade was proclaimed for the 1990s, and a nationally coordinated schedule was drawn up to promote new cultivation methods, extensive tree planting, modest and adventurous engineering solutions, and wholesale changes in production systems.
Relative to BCG, 3dBCG exhibited about 30% less of an increase in absorbance over ten days of cultivation (Fig. 7A), indicating a modest reduction in its rate of growth.
Charles Mérieux, a virologist whose visionary understanding of mass vaccine cultivation and disease-fighting logistics turned a relatively modest family microbiology laboratory into an international engine for public health, died Saturday in Lyon, France, his hometown.
When the Senate voted this week for an open-ended commitment to aid a war against drug cultivation in Colombia, 11 senators dissented by supporting a modest amendment.
Cultivation of Pneumocystis organisms in vitro requires a large seed population and supports rather modest increases in organism number for a very limited period of time (17).
Encouraged by the modest increase in extracellular α-CGTase activity observed when the temperature shift occurred at 24 h of cultivation, the temperature shift from 25 to 30 °C was conducted at 14, 24, 28, 32, or 36 h of cultivation (Fig. 2).
