Sentence examples for from different cultivated from inspiring English sources
Isolates of Blumeria graminis from different cultivated and wild grasses were obtained from the laboratory collection at the John Innes Centre.
Degradation of poly(butylene succinate-co-adipate) (PBSA) film was evaluated in soil samples from different cultivated fields in Japan for 4 weeks.
In this study, chemical properties, degradation behavior of the PBSA film, microbial populations, and esterase activities of 11 soil samples from different cultivated fields in Japan were analyzed under laboratory condition.
The first comprehensive study of organic carbon (OC) status in Indian soils was conducted [21] by collected 500 soil samples from different cultivated fields and forests with variable rainfall and temperature patterns.
The first comprehensive study of organic carbon (OC) status in Indian soils was conducted [ 21] by collected 500 soil samples from different cultivated fields and forests with variable rainfall and temperature patterns.
Since cells derived from different animals and cultivated for several generations can differ in numerous factors, it was mandatory to test whether the difference in the cortisol responsiveness between WT and FKBP52 KO MEF cells was indeed due to loss of FKBP52.
Son et al. [15] used 1H NMR spectroscopy coupled with multivariate statistical data analysis (PCA, OPLS-DA) in order to characterize wines from different grape varieties cultivated in South Korea.
Descending from the rocky highlands westward toward the coastal plain is a stretch of farmlands, with different crops cultivated at different elevations.
This work is the first attempt to identify the best solvents in the extraction of antioxidant compounds from three different berries cultivated in southern Brazil.
In this compilation (26 countries, 52.5 % arising from Europe; Additional file 1: Table S1), the core collection was composed of cultivars considered as japonica type from different geographical origins and cultivated in temperate climates in northern latitudes.
Ongoing domestication includes studies of fruit production, in both wild populations and cultivated progenies from different provenances, as a basis for proposals of high-yielding cultivation techniques.
