Sentence examples for centred very from inspiring English sources

The domestication of plant and animal species has historically centred very much on exploiting favourable interactions between genetic improvement and management inputs, with domesticated stocks requiring but rewarding intensified management inputs.

A second QTL for overall plant height centred very near the STS for gibberellin 2 β-hydroxylase (GA2βOH) on LG IV in both populations.

– Inside Las Vegas Even though this history book covers the whole state, it "centres very much on the neon heart of the action," said reader leroyhunter.

What will make the centre very different from a horticultural training organisation, community garden or farm is that its founders see it spawning a new group of urban farming entrepreneurs.

From what I've seen, I think Sam Burgess would make a brilliant inside centre, very similar to Sonny Bill Williams.

When combined with a flexible on-demand billing model, cloud providers can operate data centres very efficiently, in theory resulting in cost savings for end users.

Shortly after, the dazzling Gloucester centre very nearly unpicked the South Africa defence again before Schwalger reached for the line and lost the ball in contact, allowing the Springboks to clear their lines.

While neutrophilic asthma is common [ 37– 39], in some centres very few patients exhibit neutrophilic bronchitis [ 40].

The milk and vitamins provided at the feeding centre very quickly pays off and produces positive results," she added.

Although IEC materials pertaining to family planning and HIV/AIDS/STIs were present at most health centres, very few health centres had guidelines or protocols on essential obstetric care or on safe motherhood.

"We had to take a risk to save these children because the LRA was still looking for the escaped children, and we had to run the centre very discreetly.