mixed culture in Vietnamese
giống nuôi cấy lẫn; sự nuôi cấy xen, nuôi cấy hỗn hợp; môi trường hỗn hợp
Sentence patterns related to "mixed culture"
1. Biological wastewater treatment processes that enhances the capacity for polyhydroxyalkanoate accumulation in a mixed culture biomass
2. Abstract: Objective To discussion the feasibility of mixed culture muscle-derived stem cells and chondrocytes to chondrogenesis in vitro.
3. Compared to the single culture of adipose-derived stem cells, the culture according to the present invention makes it possible to obtain a high concentration of cell growth factors from a mixed culture of adipose-derived stem cells and monocytes.
4. Bluejacket’s facility has a 5,000-barrel capacity and is complete with a lab, clean barrel-aging room, sour barrel-aging room, squat fermenters for brewing Saisons, horizontal fermenters for Lagers, open fermenters for Weissbier, and even a coolship for mixed-culture fermentation beers.
5. Paying homage to our favorite yeast, St. Bretta is fermented with our house mixed-culture of Brettanomyces.From its historic significance in old-world beers to this, the new age of Brett, we embrace this yeast as a focal point in our artisan brewery.A re-imagination of early farmhouse saisons brewed in Europe, St. Bretta combines fresh citrus characteristics with yeast-driven tropical fruit
6. (espace principal) "probiotic" means a monoculture or mixed-culture of live micro-organisms that benefit the microbiota indigenous to humans. (probiotique) "proper name" means, in respect of an ingredient of a natural health product, one of the following: 1. if the ingredient is a vitamin, the name for that vitamin set out in item 3 of Schedule 1; 2. if the ingredient is a plant or a plant material, an alga, a bacterium, a fungus, a non-human animal material or a probiotic, the Latin nomenclature of its genus and, if any, its specific epithet; and 3. if the ingredient is other than one described in paragraphs (a) or (b), the chemical name of the ingredient.