Sentence examples for and the same varieties from inspiring English sources
By replotting data of 70 varieties of unpolished rice and the same varieties polished to a degree of milling of 10% ([Bounphanousay 2007]), it can be seen that the Fe content of all the polished rices clusters around 4 – 5 ppm, despite variation in Fe before removal of the bran layer (Figure1).
"Nature," she says, "seems to delight in varying the arrangements, as if to show that she will be fettered by no rule; and we must admit the same varieties that she admits".
Date composition varies amongst different varieties [ 2] and within the same variety owing to pre and post-harvest conditions [ 3].
The maximum chromium (25.96 ppm DW) content in shoots was also recorded at the same concentration and in the same variety.
The term variety is used here to describe a distinct phenotypic class of dates and if the same variety was collected from different countries, a different sample ID was assigned to each collected sample per country.
Numbers of trees sharing the same genotypes are given in Additional File 3, while Additional File 4 and Figure 3 provide a series of cases of genotypes differentiated by 1-3 andelesharingharing the same variety name.
The unripe mango should feel notably lighter than the other mango if that other mango is ripe, especially if the mangoes are similar in size and of the same variety.
Keep the fillings and toppings of the same variety, namely, sweet with sweet and savory with savory.
Pot experiments were conducted in Czech Republic, Denmark, Germany, Italy, and Switzerland where the same variety of maize was grown in local soils deficient in P in combination with alternative fertilizers and the same set of BEs (Trichoderma, Pseudomonas, and Bacillus strains).
Every room in my home has orchids and greenery, all the same variety.
Threading through the gray asphalt walkway are small sections of railroad track, with patches of roadbed sprouting weeds and wildflowers of the same variety that have always grown along the tracks.
