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incubação espanyol
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Examples for "incubation"
Examples for "incubation"
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The incubation period can range from a few days to 14 days.
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In the second week of incubation a decrease of coexpression is observed.
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We also investigated a possible interconversion of guanine-based purines during incubation time.
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When incubation was prolonged a free precipitate was seen in the medium.
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The experimental genetic stock was bred under natural mating and natural incubation.
Deeply or seriously thoughtful;
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Moreover, every brooding male is out of action for over seven weeks.
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The potential connection Heat had been brooding over could wait no longer.
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Just short of his middle years, handsome in a brooding, rugged fashion.
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Students can become brooding pessimists at this late stage in the process.
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On the sidewalk she heard the brooding scuff of heavy work boots.
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The brooding, the moodiness; all the childish qualities, were my own importations.
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No lights shone from the brooding bunker that was the main house.
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She would almost prefer another attack to this sense of brooding unease.
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Here you feel Amara in the same way brooding over the sands.
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I think it's not in Walter's best interests to go on brooding.
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That I'm not really a brooding, intense person, actually almost the opposite.
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Aldric still did not say anything, brooding with his arms crossed, thinking.
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Or the brooding fear she could occasionally sense deep in his heart.
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And even less point in locking yourself in this room and brooding.
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The light from the lantern intensified the furrows between his brooding eyes.
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It's not good to have too much time to sit around brooding.
