Sentence examples for being grown at higher from inspiring English sources

Ethiopia's human population is rising and, as the climate changes, crops are being grown at higher and higher altitudes.

Mishmi agriculture is extremely primitive; corn (maize) and buckwheat are the staple crops; barley and wheat are grown at higher altitudes, rice in the foothills.

This includes identification of under-utilised varieties (often now known only by elderly members of indigenous communities) as well as varieties that have higher micronutrient values and that, with change in climate, have the potential to be grown at higher altitudes.

The growth process of Ge QDs in which Si spacers were grown at higher temperature are similar to cyclic annealing.

Since wheat was grown at higher densities, transplanting seedlings would not have improved yields.

On the other hand, the GaN barrier layer of sample E was grown at higher temperature and using hydrogen as carrier gas.

The PL spectra obtained from the sample in which Si spacers were grown at higher temperature show a significant signal enhancement.

The Raman intensity enhancement indicates that the growth process of Ge QDs in which Si spacers were grown at higher temperature benefits its crystal quality.

If, however, a lower yield is satisfactory, these lines can be grown at higher salinity concentrations, but more frequent irrigation and a higher leaching fraction is required to avoid any salt accumulation in the soil solution.

We first demonstrate that the direct growth of LaAlO3 on Si(0 0 1) is impossible : amorphous layers are obtained at temperatures below 600 °C whereas crystalline layers can be grown at higher temperatures but interfacial reactions leading to silicate formation occur.

When single crystals were grown at higher driving force, in supercooled conditions at 0°C (Fig. 4I) or at −1.5°C, they exhibited a skeletal morphology like crystals grown in AFPs and PVP.