Sentence examples for expanding grain from inspiring English sources

TaRht showed relatively little variation in expression except for a lower level in expanding grain.

TaGA20ox1 and TaGA20ox2 were the most highly expressed GA20ox genes in vegetative tissues, while TaGA20ox4 was highest in the spike at anthesis and TaGA20ox3 expression was very high in and almost completely restricted to expanding grain.

Results from our study confirm that Rht was expressed in all tissues assayed, including the outer layers of expanding grain and suggests that alternative dwarfing alleles, more specific and targeted to the stem, may limit these negative pleiotropic effects.

To investigate further these patterns of expression within the expanding grain, we generated a set of RNA-seq reads from tissue layers of developing grains of bread wheat cv.

However, given that far larger import volumes than have hitherto been experienced seem probable, investment will also be needed in the marketing infrastructure and institutions to cope with the expanded grain trade.

Critics in parliament and in academia question the wisdom of expanding the grain programme, which they say is riddled with fraud and waste.

The company has grown from its origins as an oil and metals trader, expanding into grain and coal trading in the 1980s, while moving upstream into the mining and processing of commodities to make it more a natural resources company than a trading house.

Lasers now allow cutters to bend the grain, expanding the number of angles they can take.

Along with expanding big payments for grain and cotton farmers, the measure would also expand the food stamp program and restore the right of legal immigrants to receive them.

(Perhaps because offering a cheaper build material went against Apple's grain of expanding the pool of technological innovations it offers users).

Earlier this week Mayor of London, Boris Johnson put forward his three proposals which included building an artificial island on the Thames Estuary, a four-runway hub on the Isle of Grain or expanding Stansted Airport.