Sentence examples for fully harvested from inspiring English sources

It's commonly known as a "13 month a year" crop, due to having to prep the next crop before the last one is fully harvested.

"Updike is the first fully harvested, fully expressed American writer since Henry James," says Adam Gopnik, a staff writer at the New Yorker, who admits to having "semi-worshipped him since adolescence".

The full potential of an integrated TB-HIV service has not been fully harvested.

Sixty days after germination, plants were fully harvested and fresh and dry weight (after drying 24 h in a stove at 105°C) of root, stem, petiole and leaves was measured, and total leaf area per plant was determined (Table  10).

At an appropriate time point after the incubation, all of the soil in each pot was fully harvested to (i) measure the amounts of pollutants, (ii) extract metagenomic DNA, (iii) store the microbial community at −80°C after its suspension in 15% glycerol or dimethyl sulfoxide solution, and (iv) store the remaining soil sample at −80°C.

If we are to fully harvest the potential sustainable yield of fish from the ocean, we cannot follow the utopian dictum that no stocks may be overfished.

And if we ignore it, if we dismiss it all as a fraud, we will never fully harvest the positive changes that could come from regime change in Iraq.

Consequently, we disagree with the Hilborns' statement "If we are to fully harvest the potential sustainable yield of fish from the ocean, we cannot follow the utopian dictum that no stocks may be overfished".

Recently, it has become clear that, in order to fully harvest the unprecedented potential of the emerging nanotechnologies in general, the processes-induced structural and mechanical modifications on the materials might be equally important.

Thus, very densely packed arrays of metal nanoparticles are not necessary but relatively disperse nanoparticle arrays can ensure sufficient collection of incoming light for scattering it into shallower angles to fully harvest the absorption enhancement, as indicated in Fig. 7, which shows the Φ spectra for the experimental data of cells with Ag nanoparticles in [9].

In contrast to the use of engineered GH1-1 for GX cleavage, this approach allows the system to fully harvest the energetic advantages of the phosphorolytic pathway.