Sentence examples for were successfully propagated from inspiring English sources

14/15 (93.3%) grafts were successfully propagated and harvested.

Thirteen plant species from the Jogasaki sea coast, which were successfully propagated, were planted in three kinds of substrate (15 cm depth): pumice, roof tile and commercial green roof substrate.

Fish with 212 of the insertions were successfully propagated and sperm has been cryopreserved.

The evaluation of proposals is important in determining the likelihood an innovation can be successfully propagated based on the propagation strategies selected and how well they match the features of the innovation.

"The suggestion that Britain did not use torture during world war two and in the immediate aftermath, because it was regarded as 'ineffective', is a mythology that has been successfully propagated for decades," he said.

Cyclopia spp. may be successfully propagated vegetatively by stem cuttings at different planting dates in order to improve plant material and quality of honeybush.

Several different cell types, ranging from embryonic stem cells to autologous skeletal myoblasts, have been successfully propagated within damaged heart and shown to improve myocardial performance.

Three main sources of data were used to develop this assessment instrument: (1) the literature on change theory, the instructional system, and effective propagation; (2) analysis of innovations that were identified by members of the STEM education community to be successfully propagated; and (3) analysis of a subset (N = 76) of proposals funded by the NSF CCLI program in 2009.

All iPSC clones could be successfully propagated for more than 30 passages while maintaining a normal karyotype (data not shown).

The virus failed to grow in the allantoic cavity of 9-day-old embryonated chicken eggs, but was successfully propagated in the amniotic cavity of 8-day-old embryonated chicken eggs.

Lack of recombination means that novel combinations that arise in either epitope may be successfully propagated, carrying the other epitope along with it unchanged, and so linkage patterns can simply reflect recent evolutionary history.