Sentence examples for leaves different levels of from inspiring English sources

Ask him for a recommendation and he'll flip gently through the leather-bound menu, guiding you to the Oriental Beauty ("super grassy, a little citrusy"), perhaps, or to the No. 2028 ("sweeter and rounder, shares a grandfather with milk oolong"), explaining patiently and engagingly the difference between black, oolong, green, and white tea (same leaves, different levels of oxidation).

Furthermore, a logistic regression, entering all variables at the same time, was used to analyse the risk of line crossing to the left at different levels of KSS, blink durations, during different times of the day and at different segments.

Previously, they had discovered that leaves emit different levels of isoprene depending on the time of day but did not know how that translated to a larger scale.

The z3 mutant leaves accumulated different levels of citrates in the dark-green and the green sectors (Fig. 7c-d), and this might be associated with the production of variegated leaves.

Perhaps they allow for different levels of intensity.

We find that at least 42% of those transcripts show evidence of alternative splicing in young leaves as indicated by different levels of expression among splice forms.

An experiment to assess the effect of different levels of Sesbania leaves on chemical composition, in vitro dry matter (DM) digestibility (IVDMD), in sacco rumen DM degradability (DMD), organic matter degradability (OMD) and crude protein (CP) degradability (CPD) of Napier grass Sesbania mixtures was conducted.

The Freestyle solves this problem because it incorporates so many different levels of intensity, leaving you feeling surprised and wondering what's coming next.

Though devastating (downing ∼ 70% of the timber at Harvard Forest), the disturbance was not indiscriminate; it left behind a heterogeneous landscape comprised of different levels of canopy damage.

By no means do the promoters of theories pretend to replace probability theory; they just present different levels of expressiveness that leave room for properly representing the lack of background knowledge [4].

He had to go on workers compensation and was prescribed "different levels of narcotic" that left him "in a mental state and physically ruined" to the point where he couldn't walk and "had to be helped to the bathroom".