Sentence examples for differing wheat from inspiring English sources
Differing wheat consumption patterns can't explain this disparity.
Digital imaging research has addressed this issue over the past two decades, with success in recognition of differing wheat classes and distinguishing wheat from non-wheat species.
Meadows differed from wheat fields in that they had higher species richness of forbs and grasses, as well as higher densities of hunting spiders.
Interestingly, the intensities of monomorphic bands did not significantly differ between wheat and rye, suggesting that either the number of amplified loci or tandem repeats per locus are conserved between the two species.
However, the size distribution differs from wheat and conifer sequences obtained through 454 high through-put sequencing [ 43, 46] and Chinese yew sequences obtained through Solexa sequencing [ 47].
However, the size distribution differed from wheat and conifer miRNAs obtained through 454 high-throughput sequencing [ 29, 32] and Chinese yew sequences obtained through Solexa technology [ 33].
However, the size distribution differed from wheat and conifer small RNA obtained through 454 high-throughput sequencing [ 46, 47] and Chinese yew small RNA obtained through Solexa technology [ 48].
As an example of the power of hybridization in creating variability, a cross between hypothetical wheat varieties differing by only 21 genes is capable of producing more than 10,000,000,000 different genotypes in the second generation.
Two wheat cultivars differing on their technological properties were used.
The effect of elevated CO2, high temperature and the interaction elevated CO2 × high temperature (3 °C above the ambient temperature) on the growth and proliferation of the root system of two spring wheat genotypes differing in vigorous growth was evaluated.
This paper describes experiments designed to investigate the agronomic response to the interaction of various levels of N application and stripe rust severity in wheat varieties differing in response.
