Sentence examples for made from varieties from inspiring English sources
The researchers first studied developing berries of the domesticated grape, Vitis vinifera (most wine is made from varieties of this grape).
I and my family have been in favor of plant-based diet,for good reason.Thanks to the staple food called Enjera,made of tiny Teff grains,our daily Caloric,Macro-and Micro-nutrient requirements are fulfilled.This is specially true when served with stews made from varieties of beans & vegetable dishes.
Commercially made pumpkin pie mix is most often made from varieties of C. moschata; 'Libby's Select' uses the Select Dickinson Pumpkin variety of C. moschata for its canned pumpkin.
The pneumatic rubber tire is made from variety of materials such as natural rubber (NR), synthetic elastomers, textiles, and polyester, and a range of different brass-coated steel wires.
There was a highly significant effect of variety on L, a and b (p < 0.0001), with crisps made from variety Verdi being the palest and greenest (high L, low a) and those made from Hermes being the darkest and reddest (low L, high a).
Both the deliciously svelte and cherry-tart-and-juicy red Primitivo 2011 (£14.99) and the punchy, herby, lime-and-peach of the Vermentino are among the most successful (and reasonably priced) wines made from Italian varieties outside their native land.
Made from several varieties of local fruit set in a pool of kelp oil and dotted with tiny rounds of sancho pepper, the citrus dish's bright juiciness and deep savouriness were delicious enough to encourage bowl-licking.
While 86% of the grapes of Navarra are red, almost 28% of the region's total output consists of deeply-colored rosé wine made from red varieties.
But, made from different varieties of Porphyrophora root parasites, their production was laborious and availability was scarce, even at the highest prices.
Acrylamide and Lab colour were measured in crisps made from all varieties, after storage at both 2 and 6 months.
Thus, it is of great importance to make a comparison of a same prescription made from different varieties of a medicinal herb so as to further improve its clinical efficacy.
