Incubate

The team must incubate their strategy to determine the best approach.

The laboratory needs to incubate the samples in a sterile environment to avoid contamination.

To sprout seeds, you need to incubate them in a damp and warm environment for a few days.

To start a sourdough bread, you need to incubate the mixture in a warm spot for a few days.

The musicians must incubate their creativity to compose their best work.

The artist must incubate their inspiration to create a masterpiece.

The pet store had to incubate the reptile eggs in a humid environment to simulate their natural habitat.

The brewery has to incubate the beer for a certain period to allow it to ferment properly.

The laboratory must incubate the samples at a specific temperature for accurate results.

To make yogurt, you need to incubate the milk and bacteria in a warm place for several hours.

We need to incubate these cultures in a dark place to allow the bacteria to grow.

The software development team must incubate the program to fix the bugs.

The chef must incubate the dough in a warm place to make it rise.

The fish need a specific pH level in the water to incubate and hatch their eggs.

The farmer needs to incubate the chicken eggs at a constant temperature to ensure they hatch.

The hospital staff must incubate the specimen to prevent contamination.

The angel investor offered to incubate the entrepreneur's new idea.

The venture capitalist decided to incubate the software startup and provided funding for development.

The venture capitalist agreed to incubate the new company by providing funding and mentorship.

The city council approved a grant to incubate a cooperative business model for local farmers.

The venture capitalist agreed to incubate the startup in exchange for equity.

The writer needs time to incubate their story ideas before putting them down on paper.

The artist uses a special room to incubate her clay sculptures.

The botanist used a growth chamber to incubate the plant samples under controlled conditions.

The chef let the dough incubate overnight in the refrigerator.

She learned how to incubate bird eggs in her biology class.

The company will incubate the new product ideas to see if they are feasible.

The scientist will incubate the bacteria in a petri dish to study their growth.

The brewer will incubate the beer for a week to allow it to ferment.

The disease may incubate in one person and be spread to others without them realizing it.

The virus can incubate in the body for up to 14 days before causing symptoms.

The infection can incubate in the body for years before causing any symptoms.

Some people may incubate the disease for a long time without showing any signs.

The bacteria can incubate in the body for months without causing any noticeable effects.

The virus can incubate in animals and be transmitted to humans through contact or consumption.

The mosquitoes can incubate the virus and spread it without being affected themselves.

The pet store will incubate snake eggs until they hatch.

They had to incubate the newborn as it was born several weeks earlier than expected.