Sentence examples for source of cultures from inspiring English sources

Collection data and/or source of cultures are summarized at http://people.uncw.edu/kapraund/DNA/ (see links to Table 2 Phaeophyta).

The source of cultures for bacterial etiologic diagnosis of pneumonia was expectorated sputum and bronchoalveolar lavage when sputum was not available.

Species collection data and/or source of cultures for newly reported data are summarized at http://people.uncw.edu/kapraund/DNA (see links to 'Rhodophyta').

However, store-bought buttermilk is an unpredictable source of cultures.

Historically, Koreans have viewed China as a source of culture as well as commerce, adopting Confucianism and Chinese characters, among other things.

Fig. 6 Analyzing the source of culture expanded-mesenchymal stem cells.

Epidermal stem cells have been in clinical application as a source of culture-generated grafts.

Moreover, and similarly to Dilthey, Husserl laments the fact that Rickert downplays historically active subjectivity as the source of culture.

Because of this limitation, the culture media condition (DMEM + %5 Stemulate) was kept consistent for all sorted cells in order to identify the source of culture-expanded MSCs under such condition.

Likewise, in Japan, State Shintô was invented by the Meiji leaders' however, in its apolitical form, it had long been a source of culture, which is why it continues to influence perceptions of national identity and why it has been more difficult to establish a critical dialogue with Japan's past.

How could the mighty, perfectionist BBC, the greatest institution in the history of broadcasting not know that something was wrong with the single greatest source of culture available in the entire universe?