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The mixture of serious and comic elements gave these operas, which were cultivated primarily in 17th-century Venice, a kind of Shakespearean dimension.

Pellets of M. alpina were used to inoculate the PDA slants which were cultivated at 25 °C.

Then they used standard gene therapy to correct the genetic defect in the ES cells, which were cultivated into blood stem cells.

The biological activities of these polyelectrolyte multilayers films were tested by the production of osteopontin and osteocalcin in the human osteoblasts (HOb) which were cultivated on the PEM films.

As a matter of fact, semantical notions in particular the notion of definability were more or less explicitly used in certain parts of set theory (descriptive set theory) and in more "set theoretically inclined" parts of function theory, which were cultivated by Polish mathematics in the twenties.

Callus culture of the plant was derived from young leaves which were cultivated in 300 mL jars, containing 25 mL of Murashige and Skoog (MS) media [28], each supplemented with 2% sucrose, 0.5 mg/L 2,4-diphenoxy acetic acid (2,4-D), 2.5 mg/L naphthalene acetic acid anhydride (NAA), 0.01 g/L ascorbic acid and solidified by 0.6% agar at 25 ± 1°C in the dark.

Portobellos, which are cultivated, are sold in supermarkets for $4 to $10 a pound.

In all, there some 800 varieties of grape in Turkey, 30 of which are cultivated commercially.

It is the only island of the group with an extensive plain, most of which is cultivated.

The plant, which is cultivated largely in eastern Africa, contains stimulants that are released when its stems and leaves are chewed.

The Pygmy Twa occupy the forests of the Virunga Mountains, the lower slopes of which are cultivated by the far more numerous Hutu.