Sentence examples for crops samples from inspiring English sources

The levels of metals in food crops samples were generally of the order maize > cassava > passion fruit > sugar cane > pumpkin.

All the collected samples of various food crops samples were washed with deionised to remove airborne pollutants.

One small survey conducted over 2014 and 2015, for example, found that only 13% of the crops sampled showed sulphur levels in the "normal" range, with the rest registering as low or slightly low.

In Table 3, a VWC of feed crops sample calculation is presented for each category animal per year (CW = AFV × WFP*) in Riyadh.

However, total dietary intake of these heavy metals is not just restricted to the crops sampled here or the intake quantities used here but also includes other foods and drinks.

In addition, as The Guardian notes, "the higher levels of cadmium and pesticides in the conventional produce [referenced in the study] were still well below regulatory limits". The BBC also pointed out that levels of proteins and amino acids "were lower in the organic crops sampled" in the study.

(4) Following the audit, it has been concluded that field inspections of seed-producing crops, sampling, testing and official post-controls of fodder plant and cereal seed are carried out appropriately, and satisfy the conditions set out in Annex II to Decision 2003/17/EC and the respective requirements set out in Council Directives 66/401/EEC 6) and 66/402/EEC 7).

(7) Following the audit, it has been concluded that field inspections of seed-producing crops, sampling, testing and official post-controls of cereal, vegetable and oil and fibre plant seed are carried out appropriately, and satisfy the conditions set out in Annex II to Decision 2003/17/EC and the respective requirements set out in Council Directives 66/402/EEC, 2002/55/EC 8) and 2002/57/EC 9).

Substantial number of C. punctiferalis population was found in the trap crop samples.

Meticulous records were also kept of data relating to the LTEs, not only of crop yields, crop samples and soil properties, but also of other aspects such as herbage species composition, arable weed surveys and crop disease scores.

I was given cause to think about this by the news that 20,000 crop samples from more than 100 nations have recently been deposited in a "doomsday vault" in the Norwegian Arctic Circle.