Sentence examples for different ripeness from inspiring English sources

Regression analysis was also carried out on the FFA of different ripeness levels and the bruise index and a regression model was developed relating the amount of FFA at different levels of ripeness and bruise index.

Some winemakers choose to harvest their grapes at different ripeness levels in order to incorporate these different elements and potentially add some layer of complexity to the wine.

Based on a tin oxide chemical sensor array and neural network-based pattern recognition techniques, the olfactory system designed is able to classify fruit samples into three different states of ripeness (green, ripe and overripe) with very good accuracy.

The Verdejos bring in fresh avocado leaves and papalo from Oaxaca, and stock mangoes at different stages of ripeness; when ready, they peel them and pop them into the refrigerated case with a spoonful of hot sauce to go.

Inspired, and in need of something to do with my tomato haul from the farmers' market, I set out to make three dishes that showed them off at different stages of ripeness.

Grapes grown in Marlborough's Wairau Valley may exhibit different levels of ripeness over the vineyard, caused by slight unevenness in the land and giving a similar flavor profile to the resulting wine.

Accordingly, this study's cabbage samples likely represent a valid comparison of the effect of the production system that is not confounded by a different degree of ripeness.

Parameters reflecting the uniform degree of ripeness among different vineyards and growing seasons have been reported in Additional file 1: Table S1 and, only for some of the vineyards/vintages, also in Dal Santo et al., 2013 [ 14].

Different letters mean significant differences between treatments for each ripeness level.

Ideally, such a study would include different heat treatments, different stages of fruit ripeness and an analysis of all the changes from gene activation through protein and metabolite production.

It generally only eats ripe fruit, testing for ripeness by smelling, tasting and prodding the fruit.