Sentence examples for changes of rice from inspiring English sources

Factors contributing to this include a combination of the very low density of weather stations, appropriateness of the weather parameter, lack of information on trends in changes of rice varieties, and elements of farming practices including irrigation.

Microarray technique was employed to analyze affected genes and revealed that 481 genes were expressed at higher levels in the mutant strain and 188 genes were expressed at higher levels in the control strain under normal growth conditions, indicating that transcriptomic changes of rice seeds are induced by the space environment.

Metabolite profile changes of rice plants due to density stress resulted in decreases of glutamate and aspartate concentrations.

To gain a greater insight into ionic liquid pretreatment, the effect of ionic liquids with different anionic groups on the structural changes of rice husk was investigated.

Global transcriptome and metabolic changes of rice grown under HD and/or LN growth conditions were examined to investigate major pathways involved in high population density stress response in rice.

Severe infestation of weedy rice has been reported in NE and E China, probably due to the change of rice farming styles from traditional transplanting to direct seedling (or other no-till cultivation) in the past ten to twenty years [27].

Various phenotype changes of grown rice from the ion-implanted seeds and improvements in gemmological quality of the ion-bombarded gemstones were observed.

Fourier transform infrared (FTIR) (Nicolet, 560, USA) spectroscopy was used to examine the structural changes of the rice straw, which occurred after each treatment.

However, very little progress has been made in understanding changes in transcription of rice genes under low K+ conditions.

Second, the absolute and relative change of irrigated rice area and, third, the relative change in pork production can be used as proxies for alterations in the risk of acquiring JE.

Because the interaction of GID1 and SLR1 occurs in the nucleus in a gibberellin-dependent manner in rice (Ueguchi-Tanaka et al. [2005]; Ueguchi-Tanaka et al. [2007b]), we tracked changes of RLU in rice protoplasts transformed with vectors expressing NRLuc-GID1 and CRLuc-SLR1 (Figure 3).