Sentence examples for when we cultivated from inspiring English sources

The additive effect of concomitant pTP-mi5 and HSV-TK expression became more prominent when we cultivated the wt Ad5-infected cells for longer periods, and measured wt Ad5 genome copy numbers at 6 days post-infection with wt Ad5.

When we cultivated splenic MDSCs from 4T1 cell-bearing mice in the presence of protease inhibitors, levels of the membrane-bound form of IL-6Rα increased and those of soluble IL-6Rα levels decreased.

When we cultivated ex vivo purified BCR/ABLp210+ LT-HSCs in serum-free medium plus defined growth factors (SCF/Tpo/IGF-II and FGF-1; Zhang & Lodish, 2005, 2008), the cells formed 'cobblestone structures' consisting of adherent and suspension cells (Supporting Information Fig S6C).

To address whether, and how much, we alter UV floral guides when we cultivate flowers, more wild and cultivated populations should be surveyed for both UV guide size and for population-level variation in this trait.

When we cultivate wise speech, we don't fear saying something wrong.

When we cultivate the habit of practicing inner reflection, it offers us a mirror of our external world.

And when we cultivate mindfulness, via the practice of meditation, we allow ourselves to create a space for awareness; a space where we can catch ourselves in moments where we could be kinder.

We do God's work, and bring forth the best we humans have to offer, when we repair the fractured connections of body and mind, heart and soul, when we rebuild a sense of safety, comfort and trust, when we cultivate a safe, welcoming, unconditionally loving community.

We are much better off, both in terms of work-quality and our quality-of-life, when we cultivate the art of offering genuine care to a given task, even if it means feeling like we are slowing down (which we're really not) or experimenting with an idea or strategy that may ultimately not work out.

This comparison raises an important point: traits essential to pollinators can be altered when we cultivate plants, whether we can literally see these traits or not.

When we began cultivating human language so we could talk about how we use our rocks for fishing and sleeping, for example—our organizational challenges were met head on.