Incubate

The nonprofit will incubate new ideas for social justice initiatives.

The infection can incubate in the body for several weeks before causing symptoms.

The disease can incubate in animals before jumping to humans.

The virus needs to incubate in the body for a few days before symptoms show up.

The hospital had limited space to incubate preterm babies, so they had to refer some patients to other facilities.

The neonatal ward had specialized equipment to incubate premature infants.

The infant had a low birth weight, so the doctor decided to incubate her to prevent any complications.

The caterpillar needs to incubate in a cocoon to transform into a butterfly.

The city council provided funding to incubate local small businesses.

The museum has a special room to incubate and display butterfly specimens.

The museum had a room to incubate preserved specimens.

The medical student learned how to incubate human tissue samples for pathology studies.

The university has a facility to incubate and store rare plant species.

The scientist will incubate the virus in a petri dish.

The plant requires special conditions to incubate its seeds.

The scientists need to incubate the bacteria culture at a specific temperature.

The startup plans to incubate innovative ideas for the next generation of technology.

The lab technician will incubate the test tubes overnight to see if any bacterial growth occurs.

We need to incubate the yogurt at a warm temperature to allow the bacteria to grow.

The caterpillar will incubate in its cocoon until it transforms into a butterfly.

The company will incubate new businesses to help them get off the ground.

The bakery needs to incubate the dough for several hours before baking it.

The cheese maker will incubate the cheese to allow it to mature.

The chocolate maker will incubate the cocoa beans to bring out their flavor.

The winemaker will incubate the wine in barrels to allow it to age.

The disease can incubate in animals before spilling over to humans.

The disease can incubate in the body and cause damage before the patient realizes anything is wrong.

The virus can incubate in mosquitoes and be spread to humans through their bites.

The mother hen will incubate her eggs until they hatch.

The entrepreneur will incubate her vision for a new product before launching her startup.

The musician will incubate her ideas for a new album before hitting the recording studio.

The butterfly will incubate her eggs on a leaf until they hatch.

The research team will incubate stem cells in a lab to study their properties.

The mother duck will incubate her eggs in a nest by the pond.

The writer will incubate a new story idea before starting to write the manuscript.

The filmmaker will incubate her ideas for a new movie before writing the screenplay.

The bird will incubate her eggs in a nest made of twigs and leaves.

The tech company will incubate new features for its software product in a test environment.

The aquarium staff will incubate turtle eggs until they are ready to hatch.

The frog will incubate her eggs in a gelatinous mass in the pond.

The artist will incubate her inspiration for a new sculpture before starting to work with the clay.

The bacteria will incubate in the petri dish for 24 hours.

The bacteria were allowed to incubate in a nutrient-rich environment.

The virus was able to incubate and spread quickly due to the lack of preventive measures.

The virus needs time to incubate before it can be detected in a test.

The disease can incubate for up to a week before symptoms develop.

They transferred the baby to another hospital that had better facilities to incubate newborns.

The medical team was able to successfully incubate the preterm infant, and he was doing well.

The doctor will incubate the premature baby to help them develop properly.

The writer must incubate their ideas to produce a compelling story.