Sentence examples for many different wild from inspiring English sources

So, talk to as many people as you can, explore as many different wild ideas as you can generate.

To develop a scientifically-based version, John Pickett, from the Institute for Arable Crop Research IACRR) in Rothamsted, U.K., and his collaborators from IACR and the International Centre of Insect Physiology and Ecology in Nairobi, Kenya, have been testing many different wild and cultivated plants.

Third, we sent a questionnaire to 30 researchers who have worked in orangutan habitats, asking them when, where and for how long they worked in a particular orangutan habitat; and how many different, wild, non-habituated orangutans they saw during their study period (with an assessment of the accuracy of their estimate).

T. b. gambiense has been described in domestic animals such as pigs, sheep, dogs, goats, and many different wild animals.

Though additional studies are needed, it is likely that sub-lethal glyphosate exposure has the potential to alter the flowering phenology and mating system function of many different wild and weedy species.

In order to standardize the stimuli used in different fractionation experiments, we used pooled urine from C57BL/6 (B6) inbred mice after first confirming that female attraction to male urine from this inbred strain was as strong as that towards urine from many different wild-derived house mice.

Scientists from the University of Birmingham have highlighted "hotspots" around the globe, which are areas where many different types of wild relatives are concentrated.

See how many kinds of different wild flowers you can find in your yard.

See how many kinds of different wild flowers you can find in your yard or nearby fields.

Indeed, there are many different genotypes within the wild T. tauschii population, and synthetic hexaploids have been created by hybridising tetraploid Triticum durum with some of these diverse genotypes.

Phytophthora is thought to have originated in the Toluca valley of Mexico, where many different strains evolve alongside wild potato relatives, but the exact strain that caused the Great Famine, and how it is related to modern strains of the pathogen, has remained a mystery.