Sentence examples for intermediate variety from inspiring English sources

Of the 7,500 that principal developer Capital and Counties (Capco) has permission to build, 760 would be replacements for those knocked down on the two estates and only 740 of the remaining 6,740 would be "affordable", all of them of the "intermediate" variety aimed at middle income households.

His proposed solution was a "process of extermination" due to natural selection, that removed an "enormous number" of pre-existing "intermediate varieties".

ROS induced K+ efflux was higher in the salinity sensitive cultivar NN followed by intermediate GP variety and then the tolerant cultivar Numar.

Intolerant rice varieties generally lack the SUB1A gene but some intermediate tolerant varieties, such as IR64, carry the allelic variant SUB1A-2.

In UPGMA tree, high and intermediate palatability varieties were placed in Clade1, and low palatability varieties were placed in Clade2, indicating that palatability was controlled by a few polymorphic sites together at the genomic level resulted in enzymatic differences.

The infected seedlings of Roazon (relatively resistant) and Renan (relatively intermediate resistance) varieties have a different response to the infection.

The SNPs at the Wx locus are G-C-C for intron 1, exon 6 and exon 10, a common haplotype for intermediate amylose varieties (Chen et al. 2010).

Ornamental varieties were intermediate either between conventional varieties and weedy populations with respect of allelic richness, and between French and Spanish weedy population with respect of total genetic diversity.

Providing a front-end and a fairly generic concurrent intermediate representation, a variety of back-ends have been developed.

Thirty-five SNPs and insertion-deletions from SBE1, SBE3, GBSS1, SSS1, and SSS2A differentiated high or intermediate palatability rice varieties from low palatability rice varieties.

"One of the advantages for beginners and intermediates is the variety of easy slopes," says Gordon Standeven, head of the British instructors in Soldeu.