Sentence examples for material grown in from inspiring English sources

Tasmanian farmers and politicians are now lobbying the national government not to issue export permits for opiate material grown in Victoria.

However, the review noted that the industry reports were based on tests of glyphosate-tolerant material grown in artificial conditions without application of complimentary glyphosate herbicides.

The clonal tree material grown in the polyhouse was subjected to four water deficit treatments laid out in six blocks of five rows for one growing season (start of August 2009 to end of August 2010).

Pollen for genetic crosses was freshly collected from plant material grown in greenhouses under natural lighting.

The current study utilised primary tumour material grown in 3D ex vivo.

Using two different sequencing platforms, a transcriptome database of B. edulis was established from plant material grown in tissue culture.

"I'm a little nervous, with the momentum of the material growing in the woods," Mr. Bosworth said.

By developing viable composites from alternative materials grown in the UK (i.e. Miscanthus), it is hoped to increase financial opportunities for farmers within this country who are either currently growing Miscanthus for biomass or who wish to diversify from more traditional hemp farming.

We use the landscape to explain: (1) why some carbon structures show full recovery from deformation while others deform permanently, (2) why annealing of non-crystalline materials grown in a low pressure pure carbon vapor quenching process always lead ultimately to graphite and not to diamond and (3) why room temperature compression of graphitic carbons leads to a reversible amorphization.

The data were fitted well with a fixed parameter α = 5.3 × 10-4 eV K-1 because the thermal coefficient should be similar to that of the same materials grown in the same condition, e.g., GaN nanorods grown on the Si(111) substrate via the PAMBE system [24].

Robinson advocated more natural and less formal-looking plantings of hardy perennials, shrubs, and climbers, and reacted against the High Victorian patterned gardening, which used tropical materials grown in greenhouses.