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... Growth in Southeast Asia ( 1976 ) , examines the role that higher education plays in the econom- ic growth of the countries of this region . ECAFE and ESCAP publications on the development of power resources include : Electric Power in ...
... Growth in Southeast Asia ( 1976 ) , examines the role that higher education plays in the econom- ic growth of the countries of this region . ECAFE and ESCAP publications on the development of power resources include : Electric Power in ...
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... growth cycle known as the log phase of growth ( described below ) . The generation times of bacterial species vary over a wide range . Escherichia coli , one of the most rapidly growing bacteria , has a generation time of approximately ...
... growth cycle known as the log phase of growth ( described below ) . The generation times of bacterial species vary over a wide range . Escherichia coli , one of the most rapidly growing bacteria , has a generation time of approximately ...
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... growth in or on media defines the cultural charac- teristics of a species . When a specimen containing bac- teria is inoculated onto an agar medium ( a standard prep- aration of nutrients with a gel - like consistency ) , colonies ...
... growth in or on media defines the cultural charac- teristics of a species . When a specimen containing bac- teria is inoculated onto an agar medium ( a standard prep- aration of nutrients with a gel - like consistency ) , colonies ...
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