culturing
Speech parts
1. culturing - Noun
2. culturing - Verb
Meaning
of Culture
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Additionally, we see that all garments used in the culturing procedure that were pathogenic were destroyed by fire.
For the culturing method, a sterile swab is rubbed on the infected skin surface.
Making cultured foods is a time-honored tradition and culturing cells isn’t all that new, but doing it to produce meat in a large-scale way hasn’t been done yet.
After culturing, the governor explained that several other processes will follow that will lead to the planting “in a natural science soil and generates more seeds and take it and multiply more seeds and take it through the stages again.”
Their bread and butter – bay scallop culturing – has created methods that have been accepted and copied as state of the art across the region.
For healthcare facilities that choose to implement duodenoscope surveillance sampling and culturing, these protocols can be used to help monitor the quality of a facility’s endoscope reprocessing procedures.