Sentence examples for which culturing from inspiring English sources

Sputum of 260 TB cases was cultured with a culturing yield of 164 (67%) AFB-positive isolates, while FNA samples were taken from 32 cases with TB lymphadenitis of which culturing yielded in nine (28%) AFB-positive isolates (Table  1).

This alternative is supported by studies by Rotin et al (1986) in which culturing cells under acidic and hypoxic conditions led to a decrease in cellular ATP levels and in the rates of glucose consumption and lactate production.

Our results however, show the opposite effect of that reported by Takai et al. [ 21], in which culturing blastocytes in presence of the synthetic estrogen BPA resulted in heavier pups at weaning, as compared to controls.

Since the presented techniques are culture-independent, they are compatible with metagenomic approaches and other studies in which culturing or isolation has proven difficult.

Which culture was his was not Elliott Wilson's worry.

There is the question of which cultures will be recognized.

Today most buttermilk is made from milk to which cultures of lactic-acid bacteria are added.

European immigrants poured into Buenos Aires, creating a multicultural environment in which culture and the arts thrived.

There's a historical sense, too, in which "culture" is a polemical word.

They leave little doubt as to which culture they consider superior.

It has to do with freedom, without which culture, art, and music are impossible".