Sentence examples for harvested rather from inspiring English sources

Those US statistics may have been published in June, but they were harvested rather earlier, back in 2009.

This implies that although the secondary forces may enhance the energy harvested by causing a larger fraction of the power input from the base to be harvested rather than dissipated, there is an upper limit on the power that can be harvested.

As the series progresses, it becomes apparent that the Planet People are being harvested rather than transported.

The metabolomics approach used here measured only metabolite pool sizes at the time that tissues were harvested, rather than the effect of fasting or insulin neutralization on the rates of metabolism through glycolysis and the TCA cycle.

An obvious implication is that prenatal screening should make reference to the age of the mother/donor at the time the egg was harvested, rather than the mother's age at the time of the current pregnancy.

The villagers empathize with their forest-dwelling cousins and say the isolated people "harvest" rather than "steal" goods.

They collect, they quite often describe what they do as harvesting, rather than killing, which always intrigued me, and I really wanted to look at what they do with what they have actually harvested.

Another possible factor is the growth of no-till farming, which leaves cornstalks, on which the bacteria can linger, to decay in the field after harvesting, rather than being plowed under.

But unlike manual eradication, spraying may merely wipe out one harvest, rather than the plant.The latest estimates for Colombia, due to be released later this year, may well show an increase in coca.

While a turkey-free Thanksgiving might sound like heresy to traditionalists, we've discovered that focusing on the bounty of the fall harvest, rather than the bird, can alter your eating habits and inspire your cooking year round.

One problem with eradication operations such as the one in Uruzgan is that they tend to set up confrontations between armed men and poor farmers: the only American a farmer ever meets might be the one who is destroying his harvest, rather than someone who is building a school or a clinic.