Sentence examples for great assimilation from inspiring English sources

Such high yield potentials were explained by the particularly great assimilation rates of this crop that were also measured under light saturation and optimum temperature and water regimes.

Kosher food would also become marginalised in time, due to greater assimilation.

Britain seemed stuck on the fringe of the EU and our path to greater assimilation wasn't clear.

America is moving away from multiculturalism, which dominated in the 1980s, to greater assimilation (some states ban Spanish as a language of instruction, for example).

Like many Native American groups, its chances of recovering lost cultural and religious artifacts seemed hopeless years ago, especially after many of the smaller tribes were officially "terminated" by the federal government in 1954, under an Eisenhower administration policy aimed at greater assimilation of Indians into American culture.

But many Uighurs especially those who do not speak Mandarin or who lack skills feel they miss out on benefits that instead flow to Han migrants.In the wake of spiralling unrest Mr Xi has called for tighter restrictions on religion and for greater assimilation.

This theme has gained prominence; one recent survey found 66% support among those sampled for "greater assimilation".

Similarly, English proficient migrants and those engaged in social organizations –often byproduct of longer migration experiences and greater assimilation, are less likely to remit and remit less if they send money to their families in Mexico.

Future trends for costs reduction should include more efficient pretreatment of biomass, improvement of specific activity and productivity of cellulases, improvement of recombinant microorganisms for a greater assimilation of all the sugars released during the pretreatment and hydrolysis processes, and further development of co-generation system.

Numerous calls have been made for greater assimilation of information technology in healthcare organizations in general, and in primary care settings in particular.

The superior loblolly pine family had the largest number of flushes and a different crown shape than two other families that most likely led to better light-capture and greater carbon assimilation, as this family also produced the greatest aboveground biomass.